Starting "Mobile Atlas Creator" or any java program with start.sh

I know this is a Java Application, but don't have a clue as to how to open it.
I read that I need to start this in script and to do that, I need to make it executable?
I am sure that once I figure it out it will be like common sence, but until I have this spelled out, I am lost. Do I use Automator, Textedit, Console, Terminal or Folder Action Setup?
Thank You,
Fred

There's information in the readme.htm that comes with the download.
You'lll need to do two things:
(1) First time: open terminal and navigate to the directory containing the app, then execute this command:
chmod u+x start.sh
(2) execute this command to start the application:
./start.sh
NOTE: I know nothing of the app or what it does, so I can't help further. There are notes about recommended memory allocation, but I am sure you can get those from the app's own forums.
If these instructions don't work for you, you may need to install JRE (per the requirements):
Java Runtime Environment Version 6 Update 14 (v1.6.0_14) or higher

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