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         <div onclick="javascript:showText('prerequisite')"><span class="fakelink">Prerequisites</span></div>
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  -        All you need is to <a href="javascript: jQuery('#apiJavaForm').submit();">download</a> the distribution package which contains all the libraries to run the program.
  +        All you need is to <a href="javascript: jQuery('#apiJavaForm').submit();">download</a> the distribution package which contains all libraries required to run the program.
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         <div onclick="javascript:showText('codegen')"><span class="fakelink">Start to use</span></div>
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  -        <span>You can use the web service API either from editing a template or QueryBuilder:</span>
  +        <span>You can get example Java web service API code either from a Template Query or the QueryBuilder:</span>
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  -              From QueryBuilder - After creating or editing a query, click "java" link in the <b>Actions</b> section.
  +              From the QueryBuilder - after creating or editing a query, click "Java" link in the <b>Actions</b> section.
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  -              From Template - After editing a template, click "java" link under the bottom of template.
  +              From a Template Query form - click "Java" link below the template form.
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positive.code:     <input type="hidden" value="${mimeExtension}" name="mimeExtension" />
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    Web Service Java API makes it easy for users to query data from a Java program.
    The Java source code now will be automatically generated when a user edits template or creates a query from QueryBuilder.
    Users can send query request from the program and get the results as tab-separated values.
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negative.code:               Save the source code in a Java source file (*.java), the file name and the class name have to be the same. The generated class names might be duplicated, change it if necessary.
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                Unzip the distribution package (see above).
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                <c:set var="dirName" value="${fn:toLowerCase(WEB_PROPERTIES['project.title'])}"/>
  
                In the intermine-client-x.x directory created make a new directory called
                <c:out value="${dirName}"/> (this is the package name in the generated Java).
                Copy the source file to the new directory.
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                Run the script from the command line under the package directory.
                Firstly make sure you have the permission to execute by using the command <span><i>chmod +x compile-run.sh</i></span>,
                then run <span><i>./compile-run.sh <c:out value="${dirName}"/>/[class name]</i></span>
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