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/*! \page ExampleAnaEx03AIDA Example AnaEx03 - Install AIDA 


  To use histograms, at least one of the AIDA implementations should be 
  available.
  
  You can use various file formats to write histograms (hbook, root, AIDA-XML).

\section ExampleAnaEx03AIDA_s1 OpenScientist (lal/in2p3)
      
  OpenScientist is available at http://OpenScientist.lal.in2p3.fr.
  
  osc_batch is a small package ( ~ 6MB), easy to install. 
  It provides an AIDA interface to write files in ROOT or HBOOK formats.
 
  See the specific \link ExampleAnaEx03OpenScientist README.OpenScientist \endlink 
  page for more.
  
\section ExampleAnaEx03AIDA_s2 RAIDA (desy)

  It is a ROOT based AIDA interface. It can be downloaded from 
  http://ilcsoft.desy.de/portal/software_packages/raida/index_eng.html

  
\section ExampleAnaEx03AIDA_s3 iAIDA

  Another package including AIDA (an evolution of the former cern PI project)
  is the iAIDA package: http://iaida.dynalias.net

  Once you have installed iAIDA in a specified local area $MYIAIDA, it is
  required to add the installation path to $PATH, i.e. for example, for
  release 1.0.11 of iAIDA:
\verbatim
setenv PATH ${PATH}:$MYIAIDA/bin
\endverbatim

  Before running the example the command should be issued:
\verbatim
eval `aida-config --runtime csh`
\endverbatim
     
  
\section ExampleAnaEx03AIDA_s4 JAIDA (slac)
     
  JAIDA is an implementation of AIDA in Java.  To use it, one needs Java
  as well as AIDAJNI, a connector between AIDA-C++ and AIDA-Java.

  Available for: Linux-g++2, Linux-g++3, WIN32-VC, SUN-CC,
                 Darwin-g++2, Darwin-g++3
  To compile and link with JAIDA using AIDAJNI, make sure you have:

  -# JAIDA: see http://java.freehep.org/jaida
  -# set enviroment variable JAIDA_HOME to your JAIDA installation
  -# source the aida-setup script $JAIDA_HOME/bin/aida-setup.[sh|csh|win32] \n\n
  -# AIDAJNI: see http://java.freehep.org/aidajni
  -# set environment variable AIDAJNI_HOME to your AIDAJNI installation
  -# set environment variable JDK_HOME to your Java Standard Development Kit (1.4.x or up).
  -# source the aidajni-setup script $AIDAJNI_HOME/bin/$G4SYSTEM/aidajni-setup.[sh|csh|win32]

  Last tested versions (with Geant4 examples): JAIDA 3.2.0, AIDAJNI 3.2.0.

  Now execute:
\verbatim
source setup-analysis (.csh, .sh, .win32)
gmake clean
gmake
\endverbatim

*/     
