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Mparadis: /* Quick Downloads */

2017-06-06T20:14:50Z

Quick Downloads

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Mparadis at 20:13, 6 June 2017

2017-06-06T20:13:23Z

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	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar}}</b> is the Phidget Java library for JDK <i><b>1.4.2</b></i> or higher. Your compiler has to know where this file is. By default, it is placed into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}. So, you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. For more information, please see the section for your specific compiler/environment.		* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar}}</b> is the Phidget Java library for JDK <i><b>1.4.2</b></i> or higher. Your compiler has to know where this file is. By default, it is placed into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}. So, you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. For more information, please see the section for your specific compiler/environment.

	If you do not want to use our installer, you can download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/~~phidget21~~-x86.zip {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}] as well as the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip {{Code\|phidget21.jar}}] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation\|Manual Installation Instructions]].		If you do not want to use our installer, you can download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x86.zip {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}] as well as the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/any/phidget21jar.zip {{Code\|phidget21.jar}}] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation\|Manual Installation Instructions]].

	Running the examples and writing your own code can be fairly compiler-specific, so we include instructions for each compiler below.		Running the examples and writing your own code can be fairly compiler-specific, so we include instructions for each compiler below.
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip example] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You can also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} Please only use the simple examples. The full examples are intended for the [[#NetBeans \| NetBeans IDE]].		Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/JavaJNI.zip example] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You can also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} Please only use the simple examples. The full examples are intended for the [[#NetBeans \| NetBeans IDE]].

	Ensure that the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} is in the same directory as the source code.		Ensure that the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} is in the same directory as the source code.
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	You first download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples], unpack them into a folder, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} The full examples were written in NetBeans, so the rest of this section will use these examples. To use the simple examples, you will have to import the source code into a new NetBeans project.		You first download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/JavaJNI.zip examples], unpack them into a folder, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} The full examples were written in NetBeans, so the rest of this section will use these examples. To use the simple examples, you will have to import the source code into a new NetBeans project.

	[[File:Java NetBeans Open Project.PNG\|link=\|alt=Open Project]]		[[File:Java NetBeans Open Project.PNG\|link=\|alt=Open Project]]
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You will also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}}		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/JavaJNI.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You will also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}}

	Please use the simple examples. The full examples were written in NetBeans, and are not compatible with Eclipse. The rest of this guide will assume that the simple examples are used. The example source code will be copied into your Eclipse project later on. Keep note of the file name of the example as a Java class will be created with the same name.		Please use the simple examples. The full examples were written in NetBeans, and are not compatible with Eclipse. The rest of this guide will assume that the simple examples are used. The example source code will be copied into your Eclipse project later on. Keep note of the file name of the example as a Java class will be created with the same name.
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	The first step in using Java on Linux is to install the base Phidget libraries. Compile and install them as explained on the main [[OS - Linux \| Linux page]]. That Linux page also describes the different basic Phidget library files, their installed locations, and their roles.		The first step in using Java on Linux is to install the base Phidget libraries. Compile and install them as explained on the main [[OS - Linux \| Linux page]]. That Linux page also describes the different basic Phidget library files, their installed locations, and their roles.

	You will also need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip Phidget Java Libraries (phidget21.jar)].		You will also need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/any/phidget21jar.zip Phidget Java Libraries (phidget21.jar)].

	Once downloaded, the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} library file does not get 'installed' (i.e. do not run {{Code\| java -jar phidget21.jar}}). Rather, the library file gets put into the path of whatever program you write, and you will link it via both the java compiler and the java interpreter. We walk you through this below.		Once downloaded, the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} library file does not get 'installed' (i.e. do not run {{Code\| java -jar phidget21.jar}}). Rather, the library file gets put into the path of whatever program you write, and you will link it via both the java compiler and the java interpreter. We walk you through this below.
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	*Full examples, to be run in NetBeans		*Full examples, to be run in NetBeans

	Both are contained within the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip Phidget Java example download package].		Both are contained within the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/java/JavaJNI.zip Phidget Java example download package].

	===Description of Library Files===		===Description of Library Files===

Burley: /* Windows (2000/XP/Vista/7) */

2013-04-02T18:30:23Z

Windows (2000/XP/Vista/7)

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	*[[#Linux \| Linux]] (including PhidgetSBC)		*[[#Linux \| Linux]] (including PhidgetSBC)

	==Windows (~~2000/~~XP/Vista/7)==		==Windows (XP/Vista/7/8)==

	===Description of Library Files===		===Description of Library Files===

Cora: /* Quick Downloads */

2012-06-29T20:01:50Z

Quick Downloads

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	{{QuickDownloads\|Java\|		{{QuickDownloads\|Java\|
	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}\|		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip}}
			{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/javadoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip\|}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip\|}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}

Cora: /* Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds */

2012-06-28T18:07:01Z

Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds

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	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

	None ~~yet~~.		None at this time.

Cora at 18:06, 28 June 2012

2012-06-28T18:06:36Z

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	{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip\|}}\|		{{ExampleQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip\|}}\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}
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	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar}}</b> is the Phidget Java library for JDK <i><b>1.4.2</b></i> or higher. Your compiler has to know where this file is. By default, it is placed into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}. So, you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. For more information, please see the section for your specific compiler/environment.		* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.jar}}</b> is the Phidget Java library for JDK <i><b>1.4.2</b></i> or higher. Your compiler has to know where this file is. By default, it is placed into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}. So, you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace. For more information, please see the section for your specific compiler/environment.

	If you do not want to use our installer, you can download the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/phidget21-x86.zip {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}] as well as the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/~~phidget21jar_2.1.8.20120131~~.zip {{Code\|phidget21.jar}}] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation\|Manual Installation Instructions]].		If you do not want to use our installer, you can download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21-x86.zip {{Code\|phidget21.dll}}] as well as the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip {{Code\|phidget21.jar}}] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation\|Manual Installation Instructions]].

	Running the examples and writing your own code can be fairly compiler-specific, so we include instructions for each compiler below.		Running the examples and writing your own code can be fairly compiler-specific, so we include instructions for each compiler below.
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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	Download the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip example] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You can also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} Please only use the simple examples. The full examples are intended for the [[#NetBeans \| NetBeans IDE]].		Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip example] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You can also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} Please only use the simple examples. The full examples are intended for the [[#NetBeans \| NetBeans IDE]].

	Ensure that the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} is in the same directory as the source code.		Ensure that the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} is in the same directory as the source code.
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	You first download the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples], unpack them into a folder, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} The full examples were written in NetBeans, so the rest of this section will use these examples. To use the simple examples, you will have to import the source code into a new NetBeans project.		You first download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples], unpack them into a folder, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} The full examples were written in NetBeans, so the rest of this section will use these examples. To use the simple examples, you will have to import the source code into a new NetBeans project.

	[[File:Java NetBeans Open Project.PNG\|link=\|alt=Open Project]]		[[File:Java NetBeans Open Project.PNG\|link=\|alt=Open Project]]
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	1. Download the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You will also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}}		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find an example program called HelloWorld which will work with any Phidget. You will also find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}}

	Please use the simple examples. The full examples were written in NetBeans, and are not compatible with Eclipse. The rest of this guide will assume that the simple examples are used. The example source code will be copied into your Eclipse project later on. Keep note of the file name of the example as a Java class will be created with the same name.		Please use the simple examples. The full examples were written in NetBeans, and are not compatible with Eclipse. The rest of this guide will assume that the simple examples are used. The example source code will be copied into your Eclipse project later on. Keep note of the file name of the example as a Java class will be created with the same name.
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	The first step in using Java on Linux is to install the base Phidget libraries. Compile and install them as explained on the main [[OS - Linux \| Linux page]]. That Linux page also describes the different basic Phidget library files, their installed locations, and their roles.		The first step in using Java on Linux is to install the base Phidget libraries. Compile and install them as explained on the main [[OS - Linux \| Linux page]]. That Linux page also describes the different basic Phidget library files, their installed locations, and their roles.

	You will also need the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip Phidget Java Libraries (phidget21.jar)].		You will also need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip Phidget Java Libraries (phidget21.jar)].

	Once downloaded, the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} library file does not get 'installed' (i.e. do not run {{Code\| java -jar phidget21.jar}}). Rather, the library file gets put into the path of whatever program you write, and you will link it via both the java compiler and the java interpreter. We walk you through this below.		Once downloaded, the {{Code\|phidget21.jar}} library file does not get 'installed' (i.e. do not run {{Code\| java -jar phidget21.jar}}). Rather, the library file gets put into the path of whatever program you write, and you will link it via both the java compiler and the java interpreter. We walk you through this below.
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	*Full examples, to be run in NetBeans		*Full examples, to be run in NetBeans

	Both are contained within the [~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip Phidget Java example download package].		Both are contained within the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/JavaJNI.zip Phidget Java example download package].

	===Description of Library Files===		===Description of Library Files===
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	Your main reference for writing Java code will be our Java API information, with syntax for all of our functions:		Your main reference for writing Java code will be our Java API information, with syntax for all of our functions:

	{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|both of which are available in Java\|[~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}		{{UsingAPhidgetInCodeGeneral\|both of which are available in Java\|[{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}

	===Example Flow===		===Example Flow===
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	\|Creating a Phidget software object in Java - when you are not using the Manager - is specific to the Phidget. For a Phidget Spatial, for example, this would involve creating a {{Code\|SpatialPhidget}} object. The device-specific examples show how to do this and other API functions.<br><br>		\|Creating a Phidget software object in Java - when you are not using the Manager - is specific to the Phidget. For a Phidget Spatial, for example, this would involve creating a {{Code\|SpatialPhidget}} object. The device-specific examples show how to do this and other API functions.<br><br>
	The software object provides device specific methods which are available from the API for your specific Phidget.\|		The software object provides device specific methods which are available from the API for your specific Phidget.\|
	[~~http://www.phidgets.com~~/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}		[{{SERVER}}/documentation/JavaDoc.zip Java API]}}

	===Code Snippets===		===Code Snippets===

192.168.3.183: /* Installation */

2012-05-17T17:47:52Z

Installation

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	====Installation====		====Installation====
	To install NetBeans on a Mac, all you have to do is download the installer from [~~www.~~netbeans.org their website] and run it.		To install NetBeans on a Mac, all you have to do is download the installer from [http://netbeans.org/ their website] and run it.

	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

192.168.3.183: /* Eclipse */

2012-05-17T17:46:56Z

Eclipse

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	The [[#Follow the Examples\|teaching]] section - which describes the examples - also has further resources for programming your Phidget.		The [[#Follow the Examples\|teaching]] section - which describes the examples - also has further resources for programming your Phidget.

	~~==Eclipse==~~

	==Linux==		==Linux==

192.168.3.183: /* Write Your Own Code */

2012-05-17T17:41:49Z

Write Your Own Code

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	The [[#Follow the Examples\|teaching]] section - which describes the examples - also has further resources for programming your Phidget.		The [[#Follow the Examples\|teaching]] section - which describes the examples - also has further resources for programming your Phidget.

			==Eclipse==

	==Linux==		==Linux==

192.168.3.183: /* NetBeans */

2012-05-17T17:03:04Z

NetBeans

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	===NetBeans===		===NetBeans===

			We offer in-depth tutorials on using our examples in NetBeans and Eclipse in the [[#NetBeans\|Windows NetBeans]] and [[#Eclipse\|Windows Eclipse]] sections.

			As our full examples are written with NetBeans, but NetBeans is not part of the standard OS X application suite., we offer installation instructions here before referring to the Windows sections.

			====Installation====
			To install NetBeans on a Mac, all you have to do is download the installer from [www.netbeans.org their website] and run it.

			====Use Our Examples====

			Once you have NetBeans installed, running our examples will be very similar to the process described in the [[#NetBeans\|Windows NetBeans]] section.

			====Write Your Own Code====

			When you are building a project from scratch, or adding Phidget function calls to an existing project, you'll need to configure your development environment to properly link the Phidget Java library. Please see the [[#NetBeans\| Windows NetBeans]] section for instructions if you are unfamiliar with NetBeans.

			In your code, you will need to include the Phidget Java library:

			<div class="source">
			<syntaxhighlight lang=java>
			import com.phidgets.*;
			import com.phidgets.event.*;
			</syntaxhighlight>
			</div>

			The project now has access to the Phidget function calls and you are ready to begin coding.

			The [[#Follow the Examples\|teaching]] section - which describes the examples - also has further resources for programming your Phidget.

	==Linux==		==Linux==

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	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21jar.zip\|Java\|(phidget21.jar)}}