Question #142037 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/142037
Status: Needs information => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Seems you are still using 10.2? (tmplib)
I recommend to use Sikuli X, since the handling of the native libraries is
different and will be optimized with X 1.0rc2 end of month.
--- and it is still all Java code?
--- structure means:
myfile.jar
- Image (what is in here?)
- META-INF
- Settings
- tmplib
- .classpath (does this contain sikuli-script.jar?)
- .project
- what are your system path settings?
I guess the problem is, that for the native libraries a "real" directory
is needed, since they cannot be found by Windows inside a .jar.
Same problem will be if you are using images with Sikuli features: they
have also to be in real directories.
- the users of your .jar will the have Sikuli on their machines or
should all be contained in your .jar?
If yes:
So I think a distribution has to be a .zip file containing your .jar,
sikuli-script.jar, tmplib directory and an image directory.
So you have to build a .jar, that only contains your stuff.
It should contain a .cmd that sets the path's correctly and runs a java command
like
java -cp sikuli-script.jar -jar myfile.jar
This is exactly, how Sikuli (in the zip version) comes on your machine: look
into the .bat, that runs the Sikuli IDE:
sikuli-script.IDE is comparable to your myfile.jar
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