Free web servers - must unpack the JSAPI (Java Speech API) because
must unpack the JSAPI (Java Speech API) because it is distributed under a different license model. To do so you just need to execute the jsapi.exe program in the FreeTTSlib folder. You could now follow the FreeTTS installation guide and make a test run of FreeTTS. However, don t do that here. Instead, import the system into the Eclipse workbench. To import third-party software, follow these steps: 1. First, create a new project under the name FreeTTS. When doing so, mark the Create Separate Source and Output Folders option. 2. In the new project select the src folder and invoke the Import Wizard with the Import context function. 3. In the next dialog, you will see a list with all sorts of import sources. Select Filesystem and press the Next button. 4. In the next dialog that appears, press the Browse button and navigate to the FreeTTS demoJSAPIHelloWorld folder. This folder now appears in the left window of the dialog. Select it, and at the right-hand side you will see all the files contained in that folder (see Figure 4.12). There, place a checkmark on the HelloWorld.java file and press the Finish button. 68 Chapter 4 Figure 4.12 If everything has worked correctly, the imported HelloWorld.java program should now be in a default package of the FreeTTS project (Figure 4.13). But there are a lot of error markers, too! This is to be expected the FreeTTS runtime system is still missing. You have two options:
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