Installation

Linux

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Windows

After downloading and extracting the MiToBo Binaries zip you will find the following structure in the MiToBo-bin directory

• docs - includes the MiToBo manual
• lib - includes nesessary libaries for Linux and Windows
• licences - includes MiToBo license and licences for other software used by MiToBo
• macros - includes the MiToBo macro toolset
• plugins - includes MiToBo jar and other jars used by MiToBo
• oprunner.sh and run.sh - scripts for Linux OS

For installing MiToBo into an existing ImageJ installation perform the following steps:

1. go to the MiToBo-bin/plugins/ directory
   • copy the Mi_To_Bo.jar to your ../ImageJ/plugins/ directory (C:\Program Files\ImageJ\plugins by default)
   • copy all jars to your ../ImageJ/plugins/jars/ directory except the ij.jar and jars already existing
     (Notice: MiToBo requires explicite versions of some jars, other versions may not work probably!)
     
     
2. go to the MiToBo-bin/lib/ directory
   • copy the libwin32 directory to your ../ImageJ/ directory
     
     
3. go to the MiToBo-bin/macros/toolsets/ directory
   • copy the MiToBo_Runner.txt to your ../ImageJ/macros/toolsets/ directory
     
     
4. configurate your ImageJ startup
   
   

• update ImageJ configuration file ../ImageJ/ImageJ.cfg an add the following line
  
  -Djava.library.path="C:\Programme\ImageJ\libwin32" -cp "C:\Programme\ImageJ\ij.jar" ij.ImageJ<br\>
  (Notice: The ImageJ directory path depends on your ImageJ installation)
  
  Example of an ImageJ.cfg file:

   C:\Program Files\ImageJ\
   C:\Program Files\Java\jre6\bin\javaw.exe
   -Djava.library.path="C:\Program Files\ImageJ\libwin32" -cp "C:\Program Files\ImageJ\ij.jar" ij.ImageJ

• as an alternative you can start ImageJ from command line

• open your Windows command line
• move to the ../ImageJ/ directoy
• type the following command:

  java -Djava.library.path="C:\Program Files\ImageJ\libwin32" -cp "C:\Program Files\ImageJ\ij.jar" ij.ImageJ