
The following steps seem necessary and sufficient for installing the JPOS driver (and test app) for USB on a Windows system.

1.  A version of the JRE (Java Runtime Environment) needs to be on the system ("C:\Program Files\Java\jre...").  Call this <JRE>.

2.  You need a folder on the system for all the Java files, e.g. "C:\Java"; call this <JHOME>.

3.  Tpgusb.sys goes in C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\DRIVERS.

4.  The following files go in <JHOME>:
	jai_codec.jar
	jai_core.jar
	jsr80.jar (Linux)
	jpos18-controls.jar
	jpos18.jar
	TPGJavaPOS.jar
	jcl.jar
	xercesImpl.jar
	xml-apis.jar
	TPGJPOSUsb.dll

5.  The following files go in <JHOME>\jpos\res
	config.xml
	jpos.properties
	jcl.dtd
	capture.xml (not really necessary -- for turning on trace in the test app)

6.  The test app can now be run using the following batch file (e.g. "Runtest.bat"):

	set classpath=.;<JHOME>\jai_codec.jar;<JHOME>\jai_core.jar;<JHOME>\jsr80.jar;<JHOME>\jpos18-controls.jar;
		<JHOME>\TPGJavaPOS.jar;<JHOME>\jcl.jar;<JHOME>\xercesImpl.jar;<JHOME>\xml-apis.jar;

	<JRE>\bin\java com.tpg.javapos.tests.printertest.PrinterTestApp


