javaDART is a Java-based graphics client for the Columbia River DART database. We currently offer javaDART Version 2.X as an applet to run in your web browser and as an application to download to your local system.

javaDART is written entirely in Java and we expect it to run on any platform that supports the Java-2 SE Runtime Environment (JRE) Version 1.4.1.

javaDART Applet

System Requirements:

Web browser, Internet connection, Java-2 Runtime Environment (JRE) 1.4.1 or better installed

When you first access the applet, it performs an automatic check for JRE 1.4. For certain OS/web browser combinations, you will be prompted through the installation if needed for your local system. For other combinations, you will need to download and install a current version of JRE 1.4 from the Sun web site, J2SE Downloads. You will need to accept the security certificate from "cbr.washington.edu".

Documentation:

Please consult the javaDART Help system or the web-based Help document.

javaDART Application

The javaDART Application is currently unavailable. At this time, please use the javaDART Applet. Please send email to web@cbr.washington.edu if you would like to be notified when javaDART Application is available for downloading.

Documentation

Please consult the javaDART Help system or the web-based Help document.

Change Log

Version 2.10: Ingres JDBC implemented. This replaces all previous versions of the program; they no longer work.

Version 2.03: 2008 added to year query list; added Tumwater and Zosel Adult Passage data

Version 2.02: 2007 added to year query list

Version 2.1: 2006 added to year query list

Version 2.0: major GUI and code update, not compatible with Version 1.X configuration files (.gcf)

Version 1.7: 2004 added to year query list

Version 1.6: 2003 added to year query list

Version 1.5: expanded year range, 1938-1948, for Adult Passage data at Bonneville

Version 1.4: added River Environment data type, Scroll Case Temperature

Comments, Questions, Suggestions

We welcome your comments, questions, and suggestions. We appreciate your help in the futher development of javaDART. Please email web@cbr.washington.edu and include "javaDART applet" or "javaDART application" in the subject line.