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jar to the list of external jars:Įclipse -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs

Mac users usually don't need to do the above step, but if you are using Oracle JDK 1.8.0, then add tools. Path to JDK/lib can be seen under existing JRE system libraries Where Path to JDK is the location of your JDK, such as C:\Program Files\Java\jdk1.8.0. Select the default JRE -> Edit -> Add External Jars -> Path to JDK/lib/tools.jar

Windows -> Preferences -> Java -> Installed JREs Windows users: if you are using Java 1.8, you will need to add tools.jar to the list of external jars. KarDoclet.java uses doclet code from tools.jar.The build may take 10-15 minutes, see Bug 4191. In Eclipse, import the project created by running ant eclipse by selecting File -> Import -> General -> "Existing Projects into Workspace" and then browsing to the kepler directory created above, hit Finish.Start up Eclipse in a fresh workspace or do File -> Switch Workspace -> Other and enter a new directory into the "Workspace" field.If you don't do this, then there will be no actors in the actor pane! The easiest way is to run ant clean-cache. Important: Currently, to switch between kepler-1.0.0 and the devel tree, you must remove your ~/.kepler directory. Note that the ant change-to command uses svn to download the rest of Kepler and Ptolemy II, which can take awhile. To use Kepler from within Eclipse, you must first check out Kepler from the command line.You must have Maven 3.0.3 or later installed.You must have Ant 1.8.2 or later installed.As of April 2016, you must have the Java Development Kit (JDK) 1.8 installed.We recommend using the newest release of Eclipse, these instructions were last validated for Indigo in November, 2011. Details follow in the remaining sections. If you already know Eclipse, SVN, Kepler, and Ptolemy, you may find the hugely abbreviated version of the instructions in this section useful. Detailed instructions for Setting up Kepler under Eclipseīrief Instructions for Setting up Kepler under Eclipse.