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#1
I am looking for code that will let me use the labjack with BlueJ java. Nothing too complicated like the Java code in the download above. Do you have anything that can help me as I don't have experience with using other Java IDEs or Python, thanks.
#2
If you want to use the UD driver, or any other dll, and Java in general, you will need something like we provide in the download since Java requires JNI (Java Native Interface). Also, the UD driver this Java interface wraps is our high level driver, and is one of the easiest ways to interface with our UD devices (UE9/U3/U6).
I've never used BlueJ Java before, but is there no way to load the dll in code and add the classpath to the jar file? An alternative to using the jar file in your project would be to extract the class files out of the jar and add them to your project. Note to keep the directory structure of the LJUDJava classes in your project (com\labjack\labjackud). You can extract the classes with the "jar xf LJUDJava.jar" command.