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Navigate to $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio and run the eStudio executable file.

Note

If eStudio file in $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio does not have executable permission, please use the following commands:

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title	Unix

chmod +x $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio/eStudio

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title	MAC

chmod +x $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio/eStudio.app/Contents/MacOS/eStudio

Please make sure that $JAVA_HOME points to JDK 1.8.

To check the Java version, use the following command:

$JAVA_HOME/bin/java -version

Note
To use 64-bit JVM with eStudio, please refer to the Launching eStudio using 64-bit JVM section.

To launch eStudio with a JDK version other than the default version in the system, perform the following actions:

Open the eStudio.ini file by navigating through FIORANO_HOME/eStudio
In the file, add the following lines one below the other (two different lines) as mentioned below:
–vm
{JAVA_HOME}\bin
Note
The option –vm has to be added above the "-vmargs" line

Perform the following actions for Mac OS:

Edit the "Info.plist" located in $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio/eStudio.app/Contents directory
Add <string>-vm</string><string>JAVA_HOME/Contents/Home/jre/lib/server/libjvm.dylib</string> under the second array element and save the file.
Run the script eStudio located in the $FIORANO_HOME/eStudio/eStudio.app/Contents/Macos directory.

Note
On Windows 7 and later, the user must have admin permissions for Fiorano Location to work with eStudio. If not, eStudio must be launched using the option “Run as Administrator” Graphic providers like XServer should be enabled in the system from which eStudio is launched.

Note
To start eStudio in Solaris, use JDK 1.7, 32 bit.

Please follow the steps mentioned in the Windows/Linux section above.