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I am planning to build a program that deals with Streaming of audio over a network. For this project, I choose to use FMJ. However, I can't manage to even start. I haven't imported many libraries before, and there is practically no information available for FMJ. I simply cannot get my project to use FMJ.

esej
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You just need to add the library's JARs to your classpath. Drag and drop the JARs into your project and then right click on the project->properties->Java build path->Add JARs... and select the JARs from your workspace.

You will then be able to access the library's API classes/method from you own code.

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  • If that is the case, then I am pretty confused why the zip file for the FMJ project contained such a lot of folders, source files and other things. The jar files are only a fraction of what I downloaded, but I guess I will try just using those jars. – Amanoo May 26 '12 at 22:39
  • yes, library builders will often include the source, docs and examples in one package. – Malcolm Smith May 27 '12 at 14:58