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Users having trouble getting through the Mac OS X security mechanisms may find it simpler to use a virtual machine manager, such as Parallels, VMware Fusion, or Virtual Box to run a Linux or Windows Virtual Machine from which they can more easily launch and run the Download Manager. |
Step-by-step guide
Prerequisites:
- (Required) Check that Java 6 or later is installed. This can be done by opening a terminal window, and running the command
java -version. If Java is installed, it should respond with its version number. If the command fails, or returns with a version less than 1.6, then please install a newer version of Java. We test with versions of Java downloaded for free from http://www.java.com. - (Highly Recommended) Insure that an alternate web browser other than Safari is available. Browsers that we have tested with include Firefox or Chrome.
- (Optional) If you are running Mac OS X 10.8.4
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- or later, and wish to launch Download Manager directly from the browser (the simpler approach), then please
- open System Preferences,
- find the Security tab,
- enter Administrator credentials to allow you to make changes, and
- click the radio button that allows applications from anywhere to run (i.e., not restricted to just Apple Store or Apple Developer apps).
Note that Mac OS X will still pop up a warning the first time you attempt to run an application that did not come from the Apple Store or was signed by an Apple Developer ID.
Launching Download Manager:
- Using the Search TCIA page from a web browser (preferably not Safari), add the set of series that you desire to download to your shopping cart, See TCIA's User Guide for instructions.
- Click on the "Manage Data Basket" menu item to bring up the "My Data Basket" page.
- Click on the "Download Manager" link above the table of series.
- Depending on which browser you are using, the browser may ask if you wish to open/run or save the customized JNLP file for launching the download manager.
- If you have enable any application to run, not just applications from the Apple Store or signed with an Apple Developer ID (see step 3 in Prerequisites), then click open/run, and skip to step 6.
- Otherwise save the JNLP file to a known location (e.g. the downloads folder), and then open a Finder window to that location.
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