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- To begin you will need to [download a release](https://download.nuix.com/releases/engine) of the Nuix Java Engine and extract that somewhere on your local machine. You will want to extract the engine release to a directory with a relatively short name such as the following:
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```
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D:\engine-releases\8.8.1.131
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D:\engine-releases\9.0.1.325
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```
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- Have a Nuix license available on a Nuix license dongle, available from a Nuix Management Server instance or available from the Nuix Cloud License Server.
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- Download a copy of this repository and open the `Java` sub directory in your IDE of choice. Add the contents of the `lib` sub directory of your engine release to your project's build path.
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- Ensure that the Windows `PATH` environment variable references the `bin` sub directory of your engine release as well as the `bin\x86` directory. For example if I have my engine distribution located at `D:\engine-releases\8.8.1.131`, I will want to add the following to my `PATH`: `D:\engine-releases\8.8.1.131\bin` and `D:\engine-releases\8.8.1.131\bin\x86`.
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- Ensure that the Windows `PATH` environment variable references the `bin` sub directory of your engine release as well as the `bin\x86` directory. For example if I have my engine distribution located at `D:\engine-releases\9.0.1.325`, I will want to add the following to my `PATH`: `D:\engine-releases\9.0.1.325\bin` and `D:\engine-releases\9.0.1.325\bin\x86`.
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- Build your project and export a JAR file.
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The package `com.nuix.javaenginebaseline.examples` contains a series of examples demonstrating fundamental activities. Each example is executable (they have a static void main method). For example, to run the example [BasicInitializationExample]:
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2. Export a JAR file to a location such as `C:\MyCustomNuixApp\MyApp.jar`
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3. Execute the `main` method of the class `BasicInitializationExample` using a 64-bit JRE (Java Runtime Environment) with a command along the lines of:
- Uses the `-classpath` argument to include on the class path:
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- All jars in `D:\engine-releases\8.8.1.131\lib`
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- All jars in `D:\engine-releases\9.0.1.325\lib`
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- All jars in local directory so that `MyApp.jar` is picked up
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- Specifies the fully qualified name (`com.nuix.javaenginesimple.examples.BasicInitializationExample`) of our class [BasicInitializationExample] which contains the `public static void main(String[] args)` method (an entry point into the program).
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You configure the license filter to only acquire licenses meeting this criteria with the following code:
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