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Import your external Java application (JAR) and create your BDJobject
1. Right-click the BDJOList element in the Playlist window and choose Add BDJO from the shortcut
menu.
2. Select the New BDJO element to display its settings in the Control Panel. Use the Control Panel to
edit the following settings.
a. Change the BDJ's Name as needed.
b. Change the BDJ's Number to the value that was provided by your Java developer.
c. Click the Browse button and browse to the JAR file that was provided by your Java
developer.
d. Choose Movie from the Playback Type drop-down list.
e. Choose Permitted from the Title Access drop-down list.
f. Type .; in the Folder Access List box to grant the BDJ object access to the required folders.
g. Choose 1920x1080 from the HAVi Configuration drop-down list.
h. Select the Title Search check box.
3. Expand the BDJOelement in the Playlist window and select the New BDJApplication element to
display its settings in the Control Panel. Use the Control Panel to edit the following settings.
a. Change the BDJ application's Name to the name that was provided by your Java developer.
b. Change the BDJ application's Application Number to the number that was provided by your
Java developer.
c. Change the BDJ application's Base Directory to the value that was provided by your Java
developer.
d. Ensure the Visible check box is selected.
e. In the Initial Class Name box, type the class name that was provided by your Java
developer.
f. Choose Present from the Auto Start drop-down list.
g. Choose Title Unbound Disc Bound from the Binding Type drop-down list.
h. Choose the appropriate language from the Language drop-down list.
i. Click the New button to add the following profiles:
Profile Major # Minor # Macro #
1 1 0 0
1 1 0 1
2 1 0 0
4. Choose File >Save to save your project.
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