First, extract the source code to an appropriate directory.
In the case of Linux
$ tar xvzf OpenRTM-aist-Java-X.X.X.tar.gz
For Windows, use a tool that can extract tgz.
Build.
Importing a project
Here's how to build it. (The figure shows the Windows version of Eclipse 3.4.2.) Start Eclipse and import the project into your workspace. Select [File]>[Import].
[File]>[Import]
The Import Select window will open. Now, select [General] > [Existing Project into Workspace] and click the [Next>] button.
Import 'Select' window
The Import Project window will open. Select the directory that has been expanded to [Select root directory] and click [Finish].
[Import Project] window'
You can now import the project into your workspace.
JDE settings
Configure the JDK to be used for the build. First, go to [Window]>[Preferences] to open the settings screen.
[Window]>[Preferences]
Select [Java] > [Installed JREs] from the tree on the left and press the add button.
Installed JREs
Select "Standard VM" and click "Next>".
Add a JRE.
Specify the path of the jre directory under the JDK installed directory into [JRE home] input box, specify JRE name into [JRE name] input box, and click [Finish].
JRE settings
Turn on the checkbox of the JDK set in [installed JRE] list and click [Apply and close].
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Configure the JDK.
From the package explorer, right-click on "build.xml" and select [Run As]>[2 Ant Build...] from the package explorer, right-click [run]>[2 Ant build...].
[Run As]>[2 Ant Build...]
The configuration edit window appears. Now, select jar, idlCompile, idlCompileEtc, clean, and compile_win and click the [Run] button.
Configuration Edit Window
Then the build begins. If the message BUILD SUCCESSFUL or Build Success is displayed in the console window, it is completed.
If you want to change the source of OpenRTM-aist-Java, you can compile it from the source code.
Building the distribution source code
OpenRTM-aist (Java version) provides a build environment using Eclipse.
dependent library
The following development environment and libraries are required to build OpenRTM-aist.
Where to get Eclipse
Eclipse Foundation
Japanese version (Japanese Page)
MergeDoc Project
JDK8 installation
Please follow the documentation for each library and install it.
Download the Source code
Download the source code for OpenRTM-aist-Java.
Expanding the source code
First, extract the source code to an appropriate directory.Build.
Importing a project
Here's how to build it. (The figure shows the Windows version of Eclipse 3.4.2.) Start Eclipse and import the project into your workspace. Select [File]>[Import].
The Import Select window will open. Now, select [General] > [Existing Project into Workspace] and click the [Next>] button.
The Import Project window will open. Select the directory that has been expanded to [Select root directory] and click [Finish].
You can now import the project into your workspace.
JDE settings
Configure the JDK to be used for the build. First, go to [Window]>[Preferences] to open the settings screen.
Select [Java] > [Installed JREs] from the tree on the left and press the add button.
Select "Standard VM" and click "Next>".
Specify the path of the jre directory under the JDK installed directory into [JRE home] input box, specify JRE name into [JRE name] input box, and click [Finish].
Turn on the checkbox of the JDK set in [installed JRE] list and click [Apply and close].
From the package explorer, right-click on "build.xml" and select [Run As]>[2 Ant Build...] from the package explorer, right-click [run]>[2 Ant build...].
The configuration edit window appears. Now, select jar, idlCompile, idlCompileEtc, clean, and compile_win and click the [Run] button.
Then the build begins. If the message BUILD SUCCESSFUL or Build Success is displayed in the console window, it is completed.