How to import this tool in Eclipse? about arja HOT 10 OPEN

Hi, you can just create an empty Java Project in Eclipse and then put the source code of Arja ("src" folder), dependencies ("lib" folder), and the external binaries ("external" folder) under this new project.
And make sure that all jars in the "lib" folder have been linked to your project.

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@yyxhdy Thanks. This method really works.
However, after importing the .jars files, there are still some errors in the code

One is about the builder.redirectOutput

The other is about the classLoader.close

I'd like to know how to solve these problems.

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I find in the external packages, these functions are not defined.
So is there any difference between the latest code and the previous versions.

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Can you let me know which JDK version you use in your eclipse project?

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Mine is java 1.8

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Can you see a jar named "rt.jar" under "JRE System Library"? And make sure that you can
find the classes "java.net.URLClassLoader" and "java.lang.ProcessBuilder" in rt.jar.

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Yes, I can find these external packages. But I have checked that java.lang.ProcessBuilder does not contain a function named redirectOutput.

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The problem may be due to the JDK version. I suggest you use the JDK 1.7 since Arja was not well tested on JDK 1.8.

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Thanks.
After changing the jdk to version 1.7, there is no error now!

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You are welcome!

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