Getting started
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We recommend to use a software development environment (SDE) as for instance eclipse.
Basic Requirements
- Make sure that you have installed Java 1.6 or later.
- Download latest version of Jstacs.
- Include all
jar
s (e.g.jstacs-<version>.jar
, ...) into your classpath:- Using a SDE, you have to add the
jar
s to the Java build path by changing the properties of your project. - Using command line, you have to compile your program using:
javac -cp <JARs> <YourClass>.java
where<JARs>
contains the path to all your jar-files.
- Using a SDE, you have to add the
- Run your program:
- Using a SDE, running jobs depends on the SDE and is often linked with some button.
- Using command line, you have to use
java -cp <JARs> <YourClass>
.
- Under Code examples you can find examples for how to use and extend Jstacs.
Additional Requirements
- If you want to use REnvironment, you must have a server with a running instance of R and Rserve.
- If you want to use UserTime, you must compile
de_jstacs_utils_UserTime.c
and you must set the library-path (-Djava.library.path
) to the directory where the dynamic library resides. For details see the documentation of UserTime.
- We use LaTeX to include formulas in our javadoc-comments. To render these as images, you need LaTeXlet.