Question #154154 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/154154
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
So again, what dll's (a dll is always native ;-) you are talking about -
just name them.
What does "locate" mean?
What does "in my Eclipse workspace" mean? This is the folder, where your
projects normally are saved. A reference to any dll's is only necessary
when building a target in any project (e.g. Java) that accesses these
dll's.
there are 2 kinds of dll's in Sikuli:
--1: the dll's that are stored in the Sikuli installation subfolder libs, that
access native functions like OpenCV and tesseract
--2: the JNI dll's, that are the interface between the high level Java code of
Sikuli and the before mentioned dll's. These are build with SWIG when Sikuli is
build from source and stored inside sikuli-script.jar in the folder
META-INF/lib. But they should already be in the folder mentioned at --1.
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