Question #254556 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/254556
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
java "libs" (usually available as jar files) have to be on the Java class path
on runtime.
There are many ways, to make it available.
the easiest in Jython: you might add the path to the jar file to
sys.path at runtime before you use it:
myJar = "absolute path to jar lib"
if not myJar in sys.path: sys.path.add(myJar)
now you can import classes from this jar and use them:
import org.somegroup.somepackage.SomeClass as XX
where XX is a short name (optional convenience) to be used instead of
SomeClass.
Now you can use XX according the docs of the jar lib, usually:
oXX = XX(some, parameter, ...) # creates a new XX object
oXX.doSomething(parameter, ...) # calls a function of XX
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