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===Issue:===

How to configure Java files in older versions of MATLAB?

===Possible Solutions:===

In some older versions of MATLAB, including version 7.0.4 (R14SP2), it is necessary to manually add the jar files included with PLS_Toolbox to the MATLAB java class path.
# Open MATLAB.
# Navigate to the "..\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools" folder (where "PLS_Toolbox_65" is the folder containing the version of PLS_Toolbox you are installing. The "65" will change for each version)
# Edit the Java class path file:<pre>>> edit classpath.txt</pre>
# At the bottom of the classpath.txt file add lines for each .jar file in the extensions folder using the correct path. In the following example, PLS_Toolbox version 6.5 (named "PLS_Toolbox_65") is installed in the "c:\Toolbox\" folder so the corresponding entries look like:
<pre>c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\evriJavaClasses.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\rsyntaxtextarea.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\mysql.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\libsvm_jre15.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\derby.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\commons-dbutils-1.3.jar
c:\Toolbox\PLS_Toolbox_65\extensions\javatools\jsoup.jar</pre>
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<li>Save the file and restart MATLAB.</li>
<li>If MIA_Toolbox is installed, any .jar files in the "..\MIA_Toolbox\utilities" folder should be added using the same procedure as above.</li> 
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