Re: CANDLE-J plugin released

Posted by Jan Eglinger on
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/CANDLE-J-plugin-released-tp5013748p5013899.html

Hi Haider,

On 04.08.2015 22:18, haider wrote:
 > I can perhaps release a separate version for Fiji, where this will
 > not be required by using System.setProperty to specify where the
 > shared libraries are.

May I suggest that instead of changing the library path (which might
interfere with files shipped by other update sites) you can just put the
libraries in a platform-specific subfolder [1] of the ./lib/ folder
before uploading using the ImageJ updater [2].
That way, users should automatically get the correct libraries for their
platform.

Regards,
Jan

[1]: http://fiji.sc/Uploading_plugins#File_organization
[2]: http://fiji.sc/How_to_set_up_and_populate_an_update_site



On 04.08.2015 22:18, haider wrote:

> Hi Jan & Kay
>
> I just tested running CANDLE-J on Fiji. But I used a Mac OS X. Here is what
> worked for me:
>
> - Like pointed out by Jan, you have to move the .dylib files (.dll for
> windows and .so for Linux) from the CANDLE-J folder to ./Fiji.app (the root
> directory for Fiji). I can perhaps release a separate version for Fiji ,
> where this will not be required by using System.setProperty to specify where
> the shared libraries are.
>
> - Then simply change the file name of CANDLE.py to CANDLE_.py . Again, as
> pointed out by Jan before.
>
> Making these changes and restarting Fiji, CANDLE-J runs fine on my Mac OS X.
> I am not sure why Jan gets the fatal error on his Windows computer. The
> problem is very unlikely to be in the code. A quick google search reveals
> that the error is common and specific to Windows. Any Windows savvy person
> out there know anything that could help? I will try running CANDLE-J myself
> on a Windows computer soon.
>
> I have not tested this on Linux either. I will try it out and let everyone
> know.
>
> Best Regards
> Haider
>

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