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Matlab has a very nice interface to java, which allows you to write your own java code and integrate it into matlab transparently. I'm having a problem doing this though. Apparently matlab, for its UI, is using a version of JGoodies from 2006. The code that I wrote up uses a newer version of this library. When I try to integrate the classpath with the two libraries there is a conflict as the new version is not backwards compatible. I'm not sure how to resolve this effectively. The only thing I can think of is to recompile and repackage the forms library under a new path. Are there other better solutions?
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Matlab has a very nice interface to java, which allows you to write your own java code and integrate it into matlab transparently. I'm having a problem doing this though. Apparently matlab, for its UI, is using a version of JGoodies from 2006. The code that I wrote up uses a newer version of this library. When I try to integrate the classpath with the two libraries there is a conflict as the new version is not backwards compatible. I'm not sure how to resolve this effectively. The only thing I can think of is to recompile and repackage the forms library under a new path. Are there other better solutions?

using two versions of jgoodies forms at the same time

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