Eclipse

Jedi Versions Prior To 3.0

• Open the project's Properties dialog.
• Select the Java Build Path item from the list on the left
  • Add the jedi jar from the distribution to your project's build path.
• Select the Java Compiler / Annotation Processing item from the list on the left
  • Check "Enable project specific settings" and "Enable annotation processing"
• Select the Java Compiler / Annotation Processing / Factory Path item from the list on the left
  • Check "Enable project specific settings"
  • Click the "Add JAR's" button
    • Select the jedi jar and add it
• Click OK on the Properties dialog

Jedi Version 3.0 and Beyond

• Open the project's Properties dialog.
• Select the Java Build Path item from the list on the left
  • Add the jedi-core and jedi-annotations jars from the distribution to your project's build path.
• Select the Java Compiler / Annotation Processing item from the list on the left
  • Check "Enable project specific settings" and "Enable annotation processing"
• Select the Java Compiler / Annotation Processing / Factory Path item from the list on the left
  • Check "Enable project specific settings"
  • Click the "Add JAR's" button
    • Select the jedi-core, jedi-annotations and either the jedi-jdk5 or jedi-jdk6 (depending on which version of the javac compiler you are using) jars and add them
• Click OK on the Properties dialog

You can now use Jedi annotations and closure factories will be generated and added to the project's classpath automatically.

IntelliJ

I don't know... Anybody else?