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1. Create a folder named libNX to collect the jar files needed for NX.
2. Go to the following location in your NX installation.
   1. For NX 9 and 10, go to the UGII folder, e.g. C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 10.0\UGII
   2. For NX 11, go to the NXBIN folder, e.g. C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 11.0\NXBIN
3. Copy the following 9 jar files from the folder location above to the libNX folder created in Step 1.
   
   1. NXOpen.jar
   2. NXOpenRemote.jar
   3. NXOpenRun.jar
   4. NXOpenUF.jar
   5. NXOpenUFRemote.jar
   6. NXOpenUFRun.jar
   7. NXOpenUI.jar
   8. NXOpenUIRemote.jar
   9. NXOpenUIRun.jar
      
4. When NX is 9 and NX 10 are installed, a system variable named UGII_ROOT_DIR is setup as an environment variable whose value is the location of the UGII folder in your NX installation, as shown in LHS figure below. If When this variable does not exist, go ahead and add it.add it. (NX 11 no longer adds it during installation.)
   
5. Add the following location to your PATH environment variable, as shown in the right-hand side (RHS) of the above figure above.
   
   1. For NX 9 and 10, add the following string: %UGII_ROOT_DIR% to the PATH environment variable, as shown in the RHS figure above.
      
   2. For NX 11 and above, add the location of the NXBIN folder (e.g. C:\Program Files\Siemens\NX 11.0\NXBIN) instead of %UGII_ROOT_DIR% to the PATH environment variable.

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