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2. Run JFDraw via its binary library

         Run JFDraw directly on binary library.

    As we mentioned at Quick Install Manual, you can run JFDraw directly by double click the jfdraw.jar file in your file system. Or you can type command below under prompt mode in the directory of jfdraw.jar:

prompt> java -jar jfdraw.jar

    If you want to load some JFD files when JFDraw startup, just type command below(Note: A JFDraw free version jfdraw.jar package would not support this method):

prompt> java -jar jfdraw.jar http://www.jfimagine.com/webstart/datagram.jfd

         Run JFDraw directly by the major startup JFDraw class.

    You can also run JFDraw by its startup class like below(We assume you have add jfdraw.jar into your CLASSPATH global environment variable):

prompt> java JFDraw

    Also you can load some jfd files cocurrently when JFDraw startup, if you got a binary library or source code library:

prompt> java JFDraw http://www.jfimagine.com/webstart/datagram.jfd

        Run JFDraw directly by CADPane class if you have already a valid JFDraw binary library or source code library.

    You can also run JFDraw by CADPane class like below(We assume you have add jfdraw.jar into your CLASSPATH global environment variable):

prompt> java com.jfimagine.jfdraw.gui.CADPane

    Also you can load some jfd files cocurrently when JFDraw startup, if you got a binary library or source code library:

prompt> java com.jfimagine.jfdraw.gui.CADPane http://www.jfimagine.com/webstart/datagram.jfd

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