Install Using Eclipse

• Download and Unpack
  • Download the Source
  • Unpack the archive
• Create an Eclipse Project
• Import WrapImaJ Source
  • Import a File System
  • Select Ressources to Import
• Add the Required JAR Archives
  • Add The ImageJ Archive ij.jar
  • Download and Install Auto_Threshold.jar
  • Add the Archive Auto_Threshold.jar
• Run The Tests With Sample Data
  • Check The User's Guide and JavaDoc
  • Download the Sample Data for SourceForge
  • Try and Run the Test Programs

Download and Unpack

Download the Source

First go to the project's page on SourceForge and click to download the source:

Unpack the archive

Then unpack the archive and go to the directory:

Create an Eclipse Project

After installing the Eclipse Platform, create a new Java Project Named WrapImaJ:

Import WrapImaJ Source

Import a File System

In Eclipse's "File" menu item, chose "Import File System":

Select Ressources to Import

Browse to the WrapImaj source directory on you HD file system, and check all the Java Source directories (sub-directories of "src"):

Add the Required JAR Archives

Add The ImageJ Archive ij.jar

In the Java Build Path, add the library ij.jar implementing the ImageJ API (publicly available on ImageJ Website or as Linux Package):

Download and Install Auto_Threshold.jar

Download the officially supported "Auto Threshold" plugin for ImageJ (publicly available on ImageJ Website):

Add the Archive Auto_Threshold.jar

Again, configure the Java Build Path to add the downloaded Auto_Threshold.jar archive:

Run The Tests With Sample Data

Check The User's Guide and JavaDoc

Download the Sample Data for SourceForge

Put the Sample Data in the "testData" sub-directory of your project so that the file paths in the Java source code for tests arte OK:

Try and Run the Test Programs

The include test programs are exmplained in the user's guide.

Project Members:

• Rémy Malgouyres (admin)