Prerequisites:
1. OpenCV 2.4.0
Steps
1. Install MS Visual C++ 2010 Redistributable Package(x86).
2. Extract OpenCV 2.4.0.exe in any folder.
3. Create a folder “opencv” in C drive.
4. Copy all the dlls(+folders,if any) from the following path to c:opencv
a. <opencv2.4.0>buildcommontbbia32vc10
b. <opencv2.4.0>buildx86mingwbin
c. <opencv2.4.0>buildx86vc10bin
Copied DLLs
5. Extract javacv-bin-2*.zip in any folder.
6. In eclipse create a project and add the following jars in the project from the extracted
javacv-bin folder(Project >> properties >> Java Build Path)
a. javacpp.jar
b. javacv.jar
c. javacv-windows-x86.jar
Added Libraries
7. Now add the location of “C:opencv” folder created in step 3 in the Path (system variable)
(Computer >> properties >> Advanced System Settings >>Environment Variables >>System
Variables >> Path >>Edit… [use ; to separate two paths]
Add JavaCV folder location to Path environment variable
Note : you might face the below exception while executing a program written using JavaCV
Exception in executing the JavaCV based program
add the vmArguments in eclipse :
( Run >> Run Configuration >> Java Application >> <app_name> )
-Djava.library.path=C:opencv
Vitual Machine(VM) arguments
hope this will help you.
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