Why do I see this page?
You see this page because you tried to load a Conzilla Context-map with an ordinary web browser. Conzilla uses it's own file format for storing the information describing a Context-map, so it is not possible to load a map in this environment (yet).
So, how do I load this Context-map then?
Install Conzilla
If you haven't done this yet: install and lauch Conzilla by clicking on the following button. This will run Conzilla using Java Web Start, which is the easiest way of installing and running Conzilla. You will need a Java Runtime Environment in version 1.5 or newer.
Alternative 1: By downloading and opening a file
You can use this alternative if you have properly installed Conzilla 2.2 or newer and if Java was able to associate the correct MIME-type respectively file extension.
Just click on the following link and open the file with Conzilla:
Your browser will most probably present you with the possibility of opening the file with the application "Java Web Start" or something similar. This is okay, since Conzilla is registered with Java and it knows how to launch the file.
Alternative 2: By manually launching Conzilla and pasting this URL
In case the first alternative does not work for you, you can manually open the Context-map by copying and pasting the URI into Conzilla's address bar.
To open a Context-map, paste its URI (which is the same as this documents URL in your browser's address bar) into the field labeled "Context-Map URI" (see screenshot) and press enter. Alternatively you can press the key combination "Ctrl + O" (inside Conzilla) which opens a small window where you can paste the URI into.
I tried everything, but I just can't open the Context-map!
If, for some reason, you are not able to open the Context-map, please do not hesitate contacting the Conzilla team using the Conzilla User Group.
Last modified: 2008-04-03 12:38:01 CEST