I have two computers. Computer A has matlab on and I use to write GUI's and then compile them. Computer B has hardware attached and 3rd party open source software. In order to allow matlab to run the 3rd party, I need to add a few jar files to the class path. Walter has kindly showed me to use e.g.:
javaaddpath(C:/Micro-Manager-1.4/plugins/Micro-Manager/MMCoreJ.jar','-end')
But, my Computer A does not have these jar files on, these belong only on Computer B. Computer B also does not have matlab, but does have the MCR, so I want to use computer A to compile my matlab GUI to run on computer B, but to use the jar files from Computer B (associated with the open source program)
So does using the code above, on Computer A (where there are no jars), allow my GUI, when compiled and run on computer B to include these jars. Is there a better way to ensure the compiled code has access to the jars?
Sorry if this is confusing.
Thanks Jason
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