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Java Classpath in Eclipse?

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John Puopolo - 13 Apr 2004 03:12 GMT
All,

I have a simple project (to learn Eclipse - been programming for 15
years, but never used Eclipse).

As part of this project, I want to include a FOLDER called c:\foo as
part of my Java classpath.  I can't seem to do this easily in Eclipse.
My questions are:

1.  Is this possible in Eclipse?
2.  If not, what is the mental model used when assigning classpaths in
Eclipse?

Thanks,
John
Florian B?tow - 13 Apr 2004 14:49 GMT
[snip]

> As part of this project, I want to include a FOLDER called c:\foo as
> part of my Java classpath.  I can't seem to do this easily in Eclipse.
>  My questions are:
> 1.  Is this possible in Eclipse?

Yes.
Simply right click on your resource tree and select import .. a file a
folder etc ... into your project.
Or you can rightclick on the root of the project tree and tell eclise which
paths or packages to put in the classspath.

> 2.  If not, what is the mental model used when assigning classpaths in
> Eclipse?

What?

> Thanks,
> John


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