ClearImage Sample Projects

The ClearImage SDK includes several complete sample projects in C++, C#, VB, Java and VB6.

The Development Tab of ICC organizes the projects and their files to make use of the samples easier

ClearImage Projects

On development samples include two type of project projects

Installed projects are created during the of installation of the ClearImage SDK.
They are located under the "Program Files\Inlite\ClearImage SDK.8_0_NNNN\Samples" directory
Working projects are working copies of Installed projects OR other Working projects.
They are located in working folders under the "My Documents\ClearImage Projects" directory
NOTE: There are no Working projects after the initial installation of ClearImage SDK

It is recommended you use only the Working projects for development because you will be able to experiment with the ClearImage functionality without damaging the integrity of the original installation.

The Development Tab presents a 3-level Tree View that lists the available projects:

Top level list groups of projects based on major functionality.
The second level list the Installed projects - one for each available programming language.
The third level lists Working projects - each derived from the second level Installed project.

Creating and launching a Working project

Select in Tree View either the Installed project or one of the Working projects based on the:
- Functionality of your ClearImage-based application
- Programming language to be used
Click the Create Working Copy button. Answer the prompts to name the new working project.
Select the newly created project in the third level of Tree View
Click the Launch Project button.

Launching Working project

Select working project in the third level of Tree View
Click the Launch Project button.

If the project file type has proper association (e.g. C# projects with Visual Studio) then application will start automatically. Otherwise click the Browse to project folder button. Right click on the project file (e.g. *.sln for C# project) and select an application in the Open with... list.