There is a java package called ‘com.dd.plist’ that I would like to install as a library in Processing 4.4.10 (https://github.com/3breadt/dd-plist). It contains 28 individual files and has no available .jar file. The only way that I can sort of get it to work is to drag 'n drop the files individually onto the sketch opened in the editor. However, doing that for all 28 files is not practical. I have tried adding a folder to Processing/libraries and then creating a nested folder entitled ‘library’ containing the /com/dd/plist folders. It’s unclear to me what to name the Processing/libraries/??? folder; nothing that I have tried so far seems to work. The package name is ‘com.dd.plist’ but Processing seems to think the package is ‘com.dd’ according to the error message. Thanks in advance for any insight into how I can do this.
Source code:
import com.dd.plist.*;
import java.io.File;
void setup() {
surface.setVisible(false);
try {
// Create the root dictionary
NSDictionary rootDict = new NSDictionary();
// Add standard Info.plist keys
rootDict.put("CFBundleName", "MyJavaApp");
rootDict.put("CFBundleExecutable", "universalJavaApplicationStub"); // Common for bundled apps
rootDict.put("CFBundleIdentifier", "com.example.myjavaapp");
rootDict.put("CFBundleVersion", "1.0");
rootDict.put("LSUIElement", true); // Example of a boolean key
// Define Java-specific keys within a "Java" dictionary (optional, for older configs)
NSDictionary javaDict = new NSDictionary();
javaDict.put("ClassPath", "$JAVAROOT/my-app.jar");
javaDict.put("MainClass", "com.example.MyMainClass");
rootDict.put("Java", javaDict);
// Write the dictionary to a file in XML format
File outFile = new File("Info.plist");
PropertyListParser.saveAsXML(rootDict, outFile);
println("Info.plist created successfully at: " + outFile.getAbsolutePath());
// You can also save in binary format if needed
// PropertyListParser.saveAsBinary(rootDict, outFile);
}
catch (Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
}
Error mesage:
No library found for com.dd.plist
Libraries must be installed in a folder named 'libraries' inside the sketchbook folder (see the Preferences window).
The package “com.dd” does not exist. You might be missing a library.
