Difference between revisions of "Adding Third Party Libraries"
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You can add third party libraries to Rifidi if you need them for your application. In order to use them (assuming you have an OSGI jar file), go to start>new and create a project from a jar archive. Add all of the jars you wish to make available when prompted, and under "Target Platform" select "an OSGI framework" and "Equinox". You'll need to add the project to the run configuration manually. | You can add third party libraries to Rifidi if you need them for your application. In order to use them (assuming you have an OSGI jar file), go to start>new and create a project from a jar archive. Add all of the jars you wish to make available when prompted, and under "Target Platform" select "an OSGI framework" and "Equinox". You'll need to add the project to the run configuration manually. | ||
| − | When you export, follow the [[ | + | When you export, follow the [[how to export your custom Rifidi application]] guide. Be sure to select both your application file and all libraries that depend on it when you export. |
Revision as of 21:28, 9 April 2012
You can add third party libraries to Rifidi if you need them for your application. In order to use them (assuming you have an OSGI jar file), go to start>new and create a project from a jar archive. Add all of the jars you wish to make available when prompted, and under "Target Platform" select "an OSGI framework" and "Equinox". You'll need to add the project to the run configuration manually.
When you export, follow the how to export your custom Rifidi application guide. Be sure to select both your application file and all libraries that depend on it when you export.
