> Hi Chris, > > > I use the versatile wand plugin for part of my image analysis, and it > > should be available in the repository, right? > > Nope, Versatile Wand is not part of Fiji, and not available from any Maven > repository. > > > So why doesn't my instance of ImageJ in NetBeans recognize it? > > You can hack around it by including a copy of the Versatile Wand source with > your plugin. But this ultimately causes problems because then you will be > shipping your own version of it which might conflict with a different version > installed by a user. > > The proper solution is to deploy the Versatile Wand JAR file to a Maven > remote repository you control. Or at minimum: install it to your local Maven > repository cache. But both of these are rather involved for someone who is > just getting started with Maven. > > A much easier approach would be to simply develop your plugin using the Fiji > Script Editor, which will automatically include all installed plugins on your > classpath when you compile and run. But then you can't use NetBeans, of > course.
The odd part is that I have Versitile_Wand.java in my java files, along with all my other java files, and it gets compiled into my target/classes, but it still doesn't get recognized. It always used to. I don't get it... _______________________________________________ ImageJ-devel mailing list [email protected] http://imagej.net/mailman/listinfo/imagej-devel
