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[David Inman <question252411@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

New question #252411 on Sikuli:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/252411

I'm trying to get SikuliX 1.1.0 Beta 4 to run under RedHat 5.6 64-bits.   I have run java -jar ./sikulixapi-1.1.0-Beta4.jar
and its log file looks like:
...
[debug (7/30/14 9:45:29 AM)] RunSetup: adding needed stuff to sikulixapi.jar
[debug (7/30/14 9:45:29 AM)] FileManager: buildJar: /davei_src/git/SikuliXAPI/sikuli-temp.jar
[debug (7/30/14 9:45:29 AM)] FileManager: buildJar: adding: /davei_src/git/SikuliXAPI/sikulixsetup-1.1.0-Beta4.jar
[error (7/30/14 9:45:29 AM)] FileManager: buildJar: /davei_src/git/SikuliXAPI/sikulixsetup-1.1.0-Beta4.jar (No such file or directory)
[error (7/30/14 9:45:29 AM)] RunSetup: Bad things happened trying to add native stuff to selected jars --- terminating!
[error (7/30/14 9:45:32 AM)] RunSetup: Adding stuff to jars did not work
[error (7/30/14 9:45:32 AM)] RunSetup: ... terminated abnormally :-(
[error (7/30/14 9:45:32 AM)] RunSetup: Something serious happened! Sikuli not useable!

This is one of several methods I have tried to use to install the program.   I know this is a really old OS so I'm grateful
for any pointers of how to proceed.  As a consequence of my prior installation attempts I have these compiled:
  opencv-2.4.9
  jxgrabkey-0.3.2
  tiff-4.0.3
  tesseract-3.02
  leptonica-1.69
These, because of company needs, are installed in non-standard places with rpaths built into the libs
so that they can find one another.   I have build libVisionProxy.so to use them.  So another problem I have is how to have SikuliX use them?  Do I need to alter scripts, use LD_RUN_PATH at build, use LD_LIBRARY_PATH at build and runtime?
Oh, and I'm using java version 1.7.0_45 and have JAVA_HOME set to its non-standard location.

Thanks for the support of a really wonderful tool.
Dave Inman  

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