Use apt-make.sh to create jar files to be used for APT in Eclipse.
Make sure that the current directory has the following files: "input",
"prob.spec", and the template for the class to be tested-  "<classname>.java".
For example, if the class to be tested is called Add10, the file Add10 should
look like:
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Add10.java
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public class Add10
{
    public int[] add(int[] ret){

        return null;
    }
}

Sample prob.spec file:
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prob.spec
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class: Add10
method: add
return: int[]
arg: int[]

The script will create a file called "apt.jar" that can be distributed
for APT testing. It is assumed that the user has read/write permissions in
the current directory. The script will work under any UNIX/Linux environment
that can compile and execute java files (the classpath is set to use
java and javac) and can execute bash shell scripts.
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The script apt-make.sh was created by using Makeself available at http://www.megastep.org/makeself/ 
(also located in the SCRIPTS directory).
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To modify the script, change the source code in SCRIPTS/code, compile from the command line
using javac *.java, and invoke the Makeself script on the class files. The script
that is run when apt-make.sh is called is called run.sh. Modify
this script to change the way the APT.jar is created.