• Building the distribution source code
  • dependent library
  • Download the Source code
  • Expanding the source code
  • Build.

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.

• Eclipse SDK 3.3.x or higher
  　Where to get Eclipse
  　Eclipse Foundation
  　Japanese version (Japanese Page)
  　MergeDoc Project
  
• JDK8
  　JDK8 installation

Please follow the documentation for each library and install it.

Download the Source code

Download the source code for OpenRTM-aist-Java.

• OpenRTM-aist-Java-1.2.1

Expanding the source code

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].

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].

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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.