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Quick question, I’m using JMyron to make a videochatting app in Java, but JMyron needs to be installed on my computer before I can use it in code. Does that mean anyone that I give a standalone to will also have to install JMyron on their computer?
Couldn’t you add it as a jar inside your own deployed application’s jar?
Eclipse should handle this if you use JMyron as a declared librairy for your project.
It will generate a jar that bundles JMyron:
http://www.vogella.de/articles/Eclipse/article.html#firstjava_export