Add References and Set a License - Java

This tutorial shows how to get started with the LEADTOOLS SDK in a Java application.

Overview
Summary This tutorial covers how to set a license in a Java application.
Completion Time 30 minutes
Project Download tutorial project (1 KB)
Platform Java Application
IDE Eclipse
Runtime License Download LEADTOOLS
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Required Knowledge

Before any functionality from the SDK can be leveraged, a valid runtime license will have to be set.

For instructions on how to obtain a runtime license refer toObtaining a License.

Create the Project

Launch Eclipse and selectFile->New->Java Project, then add the project name and clickFinish.

Create a new java project and name it

In the new window it will ask to create a new module-info.java file, selectDon't Create. Once the project is created, right-click the project and selectNew->Package. Add a package name and clickFinish.

Create a new java package and name it

Add a new class to the package by right-clicking the package and selectingNew->Class. Add a name for the class and clickFinish.

Create a new java class and name it

Add LEADTOOLS References

To leverage the LEADTOOLS SDK in a Java project, references to the LEADTOOLS JAR files will be need.

Right-click on the Java project in thePackage Explorerand selectProperties. SelectJava Build Path, and click on theLibrariestab. SelectClasspath, then clickAdd External JARs....

Adding external JARs

Navigate to this path:\LEADTOOLS21\Bin\Java

The following JAR file is required for this tutorial.

SelectOpen, then clickApply and Close

Add the leadtools.jar to the project

Open the_Main.javaclass in thePackage Explorer. Add the followingimportstatements to the import block at the top.

Java
importjava.io.IOException;importjava.nio.file.*;importleadtools.*;

Inside themain()method add the following to set the library path to where the CDLL files are located, as well as load the LEADTOOLS library that was previously imported.

Java
publicstaticvoidmain(String[] args)throwsIOException{Platform.setLibPath("C:\\LEADTOOLS21\\Bin\\CDLL\\x64");Platform.loadLibrary(LTLibrary.LEADTOOLS);}

Add the Set License Code

With the project created and the references add, the set license code can be added.

In the_Mainclass add a new method calledSetLicense()and call the method at the bottom of themain()method. Add the following code to properly set the LEADTOOLS license.

Java
staticvoidSetLicense()throwsIOException{String licenseFile ="C:\\LEADTOOLS21\\Support\\Common\\License\\LEADTOOLS.LIC";String developerKey = Files.readString(Paths.get("C:\\LEADTOOLS21\\Support\\Common\\License\\LEADTOOLS.LIC.KEY"));RasterSupport.setLicense(licenseFile, developerKey);if(RasterSupport.getKernelExpired())System.out.println("License file invalid or expired.");elseSystem.out.println("License file set successfully.");}

Run the Project

Run the project by selectingRun->Run.

If the steps were followed correctly, a message in theConsolewindow will showLicense file set successfully.

Output message to the console

Wrap-up

This tutorial showed how to create a new Java Project, add LEADTOOLS JAR and DLL references, and set the license.

This is the basis for all Java applications leveraging the LEADTOOLS SDK. All functionality in the SDK is unlocked via setting a license. TheSetLicensemethod must be called before calling any other LEADTOOLS SDK methods.

Once the SDK is purchased, the evaluation license can be replaced with a valid runtime license to disable the Nag Message.

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