These are the instructions for using jsig as a library in a different project

1. Create the following JARs:

• jsig.jar - the jsig code (generate using the "jar" ant target)
• jsig-config.jar - the configuration files that jsig expects to find on the classpath (alternatively, copy them to somewhere on the classpath). This JAR can be generated using the "jsig-config-jar" ant target.

The files are:

• cmet-file.properties (update this to include the mif files that are special to your project)
• code-value-factory.xml
• domain-oid-map.xml (from the /build directory, NOT from /etc !!)
• rim-map.properties
• type-map.properties
• units.xml
• all.hbm.xml (if Hibernate functionality is needed)
• hibernate.cfg.xml
• mifs207.jar - just zip all the mifs into a jar file

(This should now all placed into the build directory during the build process)

2. Put the following files in the classpath of your project:

• jsig.jar
• jsig-config.jar
• flatMif.jar
• serialMif.jar
• mifs207.jar
• saxon8.jar
• xbean.jar (if needed, the jar that comes with javasig [which is for v1.0.4] can be replaced by v2 )
• dom4j-1.6.jar

If Hibernate functionality is needed:

• hibernate3.jar

and its required libraries:

• antlr*.jar
• asm.jar
• asm-attrs.jar
• cglib*.jar
• commons-collections*.jar
• ehcache*.jar
• jta.jar

In addition, the jar for the jdbc driver of your choice.