** To set up the demonstration database and programs **

First, obtain a JDBC driver for PostgreSQL:

1.  If you do not have a PostgreSQL JDBC driver installed,
    please install it now.  See http://jdbc.postgresql.org


Next, create a default database connection:

2.  Run Demo, found in this directory.

    Eg.:
        $ java Demo

3.  Click on the topmost 'Run' button.  A "Databases" dialog box 
    should appear.  Create a New database, or Add a connection 
    to an existing database.

4.  Click on the connection you created above.

    The "Properties" button should become enabled.  Click on it.

    Be sure the 'Database URL' points to your new or existing
    database.

    If the server is remote rather than on the local host, change
    localhost.localdomain to the server's domain name.

    Set the 'Login' and 'Password' options to an appropriate
    PostgreSQL account.

    You will probably wish to turn "Enable logging" on.  Log messages
    will be displayed on the Java console.

5.  Press "Ok".  Again, click on the connection you established above.

6.  Click on "Set to Default" in the listbox.  If you miss this step,
    your database definition will be created in the Template1 database,
    which is probably not what you want.

7.  Exit from the Databases program.  The database connection definitions
    are stored in the DBAppBuilderConnections.xml file.


Finally, create the appropriate tables in the database specified 
by the default database connection:

8.  Run DataModel, which is the 'Run' button second from the top.

    This will create the appropriate tables.


Now we're ready to run.  All the Demos use the default database
connection you created above.

9.  Try one of the demos, such as Demos.Demo01.EmployeeForm  
