How to Install or Run on Windows Xp/7

Hi, I just see the bin/kvctl for Linux.
How to Install o Run on Windows ?

The actual command to invoke kvlite is pretty simple. From the bottom of the kvlite script:
java $LOGGING -cp $LIBDIR/kvstore-1.1.100.jar oracle.kv.util.kvlite.KVLite -root $KVROOT -store $KVSTORE -host $HOSTNAME -port $REGPORT $ADMINPORT
Here is a .cmd file that you can use (it's not supported). Some of our developers run on Windows but it is not a supported platform since we don't run our qualification tests on it. It's Java code, so in theory, "it should just work".
@ECHO OFF
CLS
SET RETURN_CODE=
SETLOCAL
echo %~dp0
SET HERE=%CD%
SET BINDIR=%~dp0
cd %HERE%
SET LIBDIR=%BINDIR%\..\lib
SET EXAMPLEDIR=%BINDIR%\..\examples
SET KVSTORE=kvstore
SET HOSTNAME=127.0.0.1
SET REGPORT=5000
SET KVROOT=kvroot
SET LOGGING=
SET ADMINPORT=
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
:LOOP_ARGS
SET ARGNAME=%1
SET ARGVALUE=%2
IF NOT "%1"=="" (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-store" (
SET KVSTORE=%ARGVALUE%
SHIFT
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-port" (
SET REGPORT=%ARGVALUE%
SHIFT
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-root" (
SET KVROOT=%ARGVALUE%
SHIFT
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-host" (
SET HOSTNAME=%ARGVALUE%
SHIFT
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-admin" (
SET ADMINPORT=-admin %ARGVALUE%
SHIFT
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-logging" (
SET LOGGING=-Djava.util.logging.config.file=%EXAMPLEDIR%
/logging.properties
SHIFT
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-usage" (
call:USAGE
GOTO:end
) ELSE (
IF "%ARGNAME%"=="-help" (
call:USAGE
GOTO:end
GOTO LOOP_ARGS
IF NOT EXIST %KVROOT% (
MKDIR %KVROOT%
echo Store "%KVSTORE%" starting ...
java %LOGGING% -cp %LIBDIR%/kvstore-1.1.100.jar oracle.kv.util.kvlite.KVLite -root %KVROOT% -store %KVSTORE% -host %HOSTNAME% -port %REGPORT% %ADMINPORT%
echo.&goto:eof
::-- Usage Function
:USAGE
echo Usage: run-kvlite.sh [-help]
echo [-logging]
echo [-store storeName]
echo [-port port]
echo [-host hostname]
echo [-root rootDir]
echo [-admin adminPort]
echo -logging enables console logging
echo -store defaults to kvstore
echo -port defaults to 5000
echo -host defaults to localhost
echo -root defaults to ./kvroot and is created on demand
:end

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