Question #264451 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/264451
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
Wooouuw, that is overkill ;-)
The Sikuli project once was born to wrap the OpenCV features in Java
using C++ and JNI, to be able to use the same high level API and Java
based scripting languages on Windows, Mac and Linux.
When you are in C++ anyway, then you should use the C++ API of OpenCV
directly. That all is rather simple and OpenCV has all needed features
to handle image files.
About screenshots and keyboard/mouse handling, I do not know the
libraries needed, but her again it would be much easier to directly
access the Java Robot class.
The class RunTime is the new bootstrap/startup class and it is at
org.sikuli.script.
It is a singleton, has no public constructor and is initialised using
RunTime.get()
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