There are some documentations about MulTEx:

• The revised german conference paper of NET.OBJECT Days 2000 about the key concept of causal chains and the other features of MulTEx.
• The corresponding revised german conference slides of NET.OBJECT Days 2000.
• The english API documentation of MulTEx (generated by JAVADOC).
• The demonstration programs with their message text file in the directory demo
• The test cases in JUnit-style in the directory test, if you can name that "documentation".

MulTEx is redistributable als open source software by the GNU GPL.

Installation

• It requires JDK 1.1. Some none-core files for use in other environments require these environments. The dependencies are:
  • multex.demo.SwingFile.java: This demo program for using MulTEx with Swing requires JDK >= 1.2.2.
  • errorPage.jsp: This example error page for a Java Server Page container requires such.
  • Jdk1_4CauseGetter.java: Compiles only on JDK 1.4, but is deprecated and replaced by the up-/downward compatible ReflectionCauseGetter.
  • test/*.java: These test drivers use JUnit and are compilable only with JUnit >= 3.7.
• You have to guarantee, that the mother directory of directory multex is accessible via your CLASSPATH environment variable.
• The file MsgText.properties or the localized variants of it must be in the actual working directory in order to access an internationalized message text for an exception.
• The contents of the docs subdirectory needs not to be copied. It can always be regenerated by simply invoking the gendocs.bat. You should do this with a JDK 1.2 javadoc tool.