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== Eclipse configuration ==
The following steps were written based on Eclipse Neon.2 (4.6.2).

== Hamster API ==
In order to use the Hamster API with Eclipse, you’ll need to add the .jar files to your project’s build path.

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Follow the steps bellow to configure your project:

Open your project’s properties on Eclipse;
Select “Java Build Path” and then select “Libraries”;
Select the option “Add External JARs...”
Go to your Hamster workspace and then go to de HamsterJavaInstall directory;
Add CogniAlg.jar, HamsterAPICommon.jar and HamsterClient.jar files as libraries to your project;
Apply the changes and then add the import statements you will need on your project.
Ex:
import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPIClient.Hamster;
import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Common.Log;
import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Messages.Image;
import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Parameters.HamsterClientParameters;

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 Follow the steps bellow to configure your project:
+* Open your project’s properties on Eclipse;
-Open your project’s properties on Eclipse;
+* Select “Java Build Path” and then select “Libraries”;
-Select “Java Build Path” and then select “Libraries”;
+* Select the option “Add External JARs...”
-Select the option “Add External JARs...”
+* Go to your Hamster workspace and then go to de HamsterJavaInstall directory;
-Go to your Hamster workspace and then go to de HamsterJavaInstall directory;
+* Add CogniAlg.jar, HamsterAPICommon.jar and HamsterClient.jar files as libraries to your project;
-Add CogniAlg.jar, HamsterAPICommon.jar and HamsterClient.jar files as libraries to your project;
+* Apply the changes and then add the import statements you will need on your project. Ex:
 <syntaxhighlight lang="java" line='line'>
 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPIClient.Hamster;
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 Follow the steps bellow to be able to use OpenCV with Eclipse:
-Open your project’s properties on Eclipse;
+* Open your project’s properties on Eclipse;
-Select “Java Build Path” and then select “Libraries”;
+* Select “Java Build Path” and then select “Libraries”;
-Select “Add Library”, then “User Library” and then “User Library” again;
+* Select “Add Library”, then “User Library” and then “User Library” again;
-Create a new library called "OpenCV-2413";
+* Create a new library called "OpenCV-2413";
-Select the new library and choose “Add External JARs...”;
+* Select the new library and choose “Add External JARs...”;
-Choose the opencv-2413.jar file inside Java/HamsterJavaInstall/lib/;
+* Choose the opencv-2413.jar file inside Java/HamsterJavaInstall/lib/;
-Then double click “Native library location” and add an “External Folder”, where the opencv-2413.jar file is located;
+* Then double click “Native library location” and add an “External Folder”, where the opencv-2413.jar file is located;
-Select the new user library, apply the changes to the project and add the import statements you will need on your project Ex:
+* Select the new user library, apply the changes to the project and add the import statements you will need on your project Ex:
 <syntaxhighlight lang="java" line='line'>
 import org.opencv.core.Mat;
 import org.opencv.imgproc.Imgproc;
 </syntaxhighlight>

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 Apply the changes and then add the import statements you will need on your project.
 Ex:
 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPIClient.Hamster;
 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Common.Log;
 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Messages.Image;
 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Parameters.HamsterClientParameters;
 == OpenCV library ==
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 Choose the opencv-2413.jar file inside Java/HamsterJavaInstall/lib/;
 Then double click “Native library location” and add an “External Folder”, where the opencv-2413.jar file is located;
-Select the new user library, apply the changes to the project and add the import statements you will need on your project
+Select the new user library, apply the changes to the project and add the import statements you will need on your project Ex:
-	Ex:
+<syntaxhighlight lang="java" line='line'>
 import org.opencv.core.Mat;
 import org.opencv.imgproc.Imgproc;

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 import com.cogniteam.HamsterAPICommon.Parameters.HamsterClientParameters;
+== OpenCV library ==
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