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> Subject: How do I add imageJ/fiji libraries to my project build path in Eclipse?
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> Hi, I'm new to ImageJ and I would like to know how to add the library to my
> build path (to use the functionality in my code)?
>
> I've found a lot of documentation about creating plug-ins, but found next to
> nothing about using it as a third-party library. From what I have seen, it
> looks like I should add the ij.jar file to the build path (like with other
> libraries), but something won't let me and I was wondering if someone could
> tell me what i'm doing wrong?
>
> Outside of Eclipse I can locate the jar file by right-clicking on the
> application and selecting 'show package contents', however in Eclipse I
> click on 'add external jars' and try the same thing, but only get the option
> 'quick look'. I can't seem to get to the jar file.
>
> I've also tried dragging the file from my hard drive into eclipse and
> copying the file without any luck. I'm running Mac OSX Mountain Lion and
> Eclipse Juno.
>
> Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong? or if you have another way of
> adding the library to a project please let me know!
>
> Thanks!
>
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