Installing Batik to use in Eclipse
Hi, I am new to Eclipse and Java but have some programming experience. I have look every where for an explanation on how to install a toolkit like batik
in Java. Batik is used in SVG related projects. I found an Eclipse plug-in but no explanation on how to install it.
I have the batik compiled jar files. Could someone give me a quick description on how I include them in Eclipse projects .
Thanks for any help. I have searched everywhere burning a day looking for a solution to this most basic issue.
kent
Got it. Trivial if you know where to go.
As I suspected very easy if you can conjure up the right google search.
For those interested see:
How to Add JARs to Project Build Paths in Eclipse (Java) - wikiHow
kent
Re: Installing Batik to use in Eclipse
Quote:
Originally Posted by
nanobean
Even better way to do this. Right click on Project>Properties>Build Path>Libraries>Add External Jar>Choose batik*.zip
That is it.
kent
I tried to reference the batik folder in this way and it did not work for me. I get errors telling me that files cannot be found. I have tried Kent's suggestion with both the latest source zip folder and the latest binary zip folders for Batik. I am trying to use the batik transcoder.
Thanks for the help,
Codeguy