Wireless Sensor Networks

Simulator&Visualizer

The NetTopo.jar is available at here. After downloading NetTopo.jar, users need to further download j3d (Windows version) and install it. Then, NetTopo should work smoothly.

For using NetTopo in Linux,  users can have a look at SWT_Linux and download swt-3.4-gtk-linux-x86.zip.  (Thanks to Gireesan Namboothiri P)

 

The NetTopo source code in Java version is available for downloading now

https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=224160

Basically, you just need to correctly set the CVS downloading in your eclipse.

You can download NetTopo by following steps:

 

1)      New a project in eclipse by CVS

2)      Create a new repository location

3)      Set the ‘Host’ as ‘nettopo.cvs.sourceforge.net’

4)      Set the ‘repository path’ as ‘/cvsroot/nettopo’

5)      Set the ‘user’ as ‘anonymous’

6)      Set the ‘password’ as empty (you don’t need password, but you want to join our development, we can provide the password later on)

7)      Set the ‘connection type’ as ‘pserver’

8)      Use default port

9)      Create ‘NetTopo’

 

After checking out NetTopo source code, please add the following line

 

-Djava.library.path=bin

 

for the vm arguments.

 

Steps:

 

1. Click ‘run’

2. Find ‘(x)=arguments’

3. Find ‘vm arguments:’

4. Copy ‘-Djava.library.path=bin’ and paste in it