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From source |
Requirement:
1) Download and decompressed the archive for your platform.
2) Go in the jca/config directory.
3) Edit the file: config.<your arch> where <your
arch> is the epics architecture type, ie win32-x86, linux-x86,
etc...
4) go to the directory jca
5) type: ant
The core JCA package, jca.jar, is build into a directory
named: O.core
The JCA shared library, libjca.so on unix like systems and
jca.dll on windows system, is build into a directory named:
O.<your arch>
6) Add jca.jar to your java classpath.
7) Add
- libjca.so to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH envirnomnent variable
on unix systems
- jca.dll to your PATH environment variable on windows
systems.
You can now use JCA in your application.
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From binaries |
Requirements:
1) Download and decompressed the binary distribution for your platform.
2) The core JCA package, jca.jar, is located in the directory
O.core
3) The JCA shared library, libjca.so on unix like systems
and jca.dll on windows systems, is located in a directory
named: O.<your arch> where <your arch> is the
epics architecture type of your system, ie win32-x86, linux-x86,
etc...
4) Add jca.jar to your classpath
5) Add
- libjca.so to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable
on unix system.
- jca.dll to your PATH environment variable on windows system.
You can now use JCA in your application.
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