| Re: [cf-dev] Newbie Californium Project Eclipse Integration Question |
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Hi Ahmet There are two options: -
use Maven and use the projects in
https://github.com/eclipse/californium.tools as a template for the dependencies -
import the Californium projects into Eclipse and define the Eclipse projects as dependencies in your project (right click, Properties); there should be a similar option in whatever IDE
you are using Once this is done, your IDE should find your Java imports. Ciao Matthias From: cf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cf-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx]
On Behalf Of Ahmet Aris Hello, I’m a newbie I can say and want to use Californium project as a library for my Java application I intend to develop. I cloned the project to Eclipse and can see it as a project in my workspace but unfortunately could not
use it as a library for my application. I want to create a CoAP client that connects to multiple CoAP servers and listen to the observing messages from that sensor nodes. With this aim, I’m trying to use Californium as a library but haven’t been successful
so far. If somebody could help me to resolve this issue(probably very basic issue since I’m new to git), I would be more than happy. Regards, Ahmet Aris. |