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| Getting started: |
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| 1) Build the jar file |
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| If you have the source distribution you will need to build the jar file |
| using Maven 2. For instructions on downloading and installing Maven see |
| http://maven.apache.org/. |
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| To build execute the command 'mvn package'. The jar file will be built in the |
| target directory. |
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| 2) Generate the documentation |
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| Run the 'mvn site' command. The documentation will be written |
| to the target/site directory. The documentation has some examples of |
| how to use this package as well as a FAQ. |
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| 3) Create source and binary distributions |
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| Run the 'mvn site assembly:assembly' command. The source and binary |
| distributions are created in the 'target' directory. |
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| 4) Use |
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| Simply include the jar file built in step #1 in your classpath. Import the |
| classes that you want to use and you are ready to go! |
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