Eclipse
- Open the project's Properties dialog.
- Select the Java Build Path item from the list on the left
- Add the jedi_1.5.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_1.5.jar and add it
- 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?
Labels
(None)
