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I have downloaded sikuli-setup.jar and successfully able to install it. I am able to run sikuli from GUI but I want to run sikuli script from eclipse which require sikuli-script.jar. Please let me know the location or way to download it.

Ripon Al Wasim
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Instead of sikuli-script.jar you can use sikuli-java.jar as follows:

  1. Download last setup from here and put it in in a dedicated folder (e.g d:\sikuli)
  2. Run the downloaded jar file sikuli-setup.jar (a. Simply double click on sikuli-setup.jar or b. from command prompt execute the command: java -jar sikuli-setup.jar)

  3. Choose options as shown setup options

  4. Confirm download

    download jar file

  5. Include sikuli-java.jar in your project build path (let eclipse just link to its location)

  6. Usage sample here

Hopefully it would work & ENJOY...

Ripon Al Wasim
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Amr Lotfy
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    Thanks for this nice and helpful post with screen shots. I am RaiMan the current developer of SikuliX, which you are referencing above. One comment though: option 6 is only recommended if you want to produce a package that contains ALL native libs for ALL supported system (useable e.g. on a network drive in a team network). If you plan to use SikuliX only on the system you are running setup, this option is not needed. The packages out of the box support 32-Bit and 64-Bit Java. – RaiMan Apr 20 '14 at 12:59
  • NOTICE: for Windows YOU MUST BE ADMINISTRATOR. Otherwise the setup fails in a cryptic way: the runSetup tells you to runSetup again, and again. – John Henckel Sep 05 '14 at 22:14
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You can dowmload it from

https://launchpad.net/sikuli/+download download Slikuli-setup.jar . It is used for both 32-bit and 64-bit JVMs.

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    I am RaiMan, current developer of SikuliX. It is always important to be aware of the fact, that it is not the bitness of the machine/system, you are running on, but that of the used Java. It is a speciality of Windows 64-Bit systems, that you can have both: Java 32-Bit and Java 64-Bit at the same time (which in turn can lead to odd situations). – RaiMan Apr 20 '14 at 13:09