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record-classification

This project provides an automatic record classification tool.

Installation

Linux

  1. If not already present, install JRE or JDK version 8.0 or higher.
    • Once installed, open a new bash shell.
    • To check the Java installation, type java -version and press enter; you should see the Java version and build number.
    • If not, make sure the Java installation directory is added to the PATH environment variable (see help).
  2. Download the file classli.tar and extract the contents.
  3. Copy the extracted classli file to /usr/local/bin, or another directory of your choice.
    • Ensure that the installation directory is included in the PATH environment variable.
  4. To check the installation, open a new bash shell and type classli -h, which should print a usage message.

MacOS

  1. If not already present, install JRE or JDK version 8.0 or higher (see FAQ).
    • Once installed, open the Terminal application.
    • To check the Java installation, type java -version and press enter; you should see the Java version and build number.
    • If not, make sure the Java installation directory is added to the PATH environment variable (see help).
  2. Download the file classli.tar and extract the contents.
  3. Copy the extracted classli file to /usr/local/bin, or another directory of your choice.
    • Ensure that the installation directory is included in the PATH environment variable.
  4. To check the installation, open a new terminal window and type classli -h, which should print a usage message.

Windows

  1. If not already present, install JRE or JDK version 8.0 or higher (Windows System Requirements).
    • Once installed,open a command prompt window.
    • To check the Java installation, type java -version and press enter; you should see the Java version and build number.
    • If not, make sure the Java installation directory is added to the PATH environment variable (see help).
  2. Download the binary file classli.exe.
  3. Copy the downloaded file to the %SystemRoot%\system32 directory, where %SystemRoot% is the directory in which Windows was installed, or to another directory of your choice.
    • If you do not know where that is, type echo %SystemRoot% in the command prompt window and press enter to print the path to the systemroot directory.
    • Ensure that the installation directory is included in the PATH environment variable.
  4. If you have modified the PATH environment variable, restart the computer for changes to take effect.
  5. To check the installation, open a command prompt window and type classli -h, which should print a usage message.
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