Developing Components:
Getting Started
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Building an ArchStudio 3 Component

ArchStudio 3 components are C2 components built in the c2.fw framework.

To get started, you will need:

  1. The latest version of the Java 2 Software Development Kit (JSDK) version 1.4. ArchStudio 3 requires JSDK1.4 to run. You can download it from Sun Microsystems by clicking here.
  2. A Java development environment (ModelWorks' JPad Pro is recommended.)
  3. The ArchStudio 3 Source.
  4. The xArch Data Binding Library.

We have built two detailed tutorials on setting up your computing environment to run and develop with ArchStudio 3. Please see:

When you're ready to start building, head on to the next section.