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This directory contains sample sources and wrapper scripts for each SigTest
command.

This Directory Contains:
-------------------
 - Implementation sources for:
      o example.test class: V1.0/, V2.0/
      o x.A class:          1/, 2/, 3/

 - UNIX and Windows versions of wrapper scripts for:
      o Setup command: setup.sh, setup.bat
      o SignatureTest command: sigtest.sh, sigtest.bat
      o SetupAndTest command: setupAndTest.sh, setupAndTest.bat
      o Merge command: merge.sh, merge.bat


Running SigTest Tool With Scripts:
------------------------------------

Because the wrapper scripts are designed to show how SigTest tool commands
can be run, they use the minimal set of options. For detailed documentation
consult the SigTest Tool User's Guide.

Required options are described inside of the scripts as comments.

The scripts assume that:
 - Sources are compiled
 - The CLASSPATH environment variable is set to include the required JAR 
   file (see the comments in the scripts)
 - The JAVA_HOME variable is set to the base directory of the Java platform 
   runtime environment installation 

