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Thu, 14 March 2019 19:09

Eclipse User

I have a class full of static methods that I want to be able to use in another project without having to re-create the class in that project in order to be able to access those methods. So, how can I import or add it to the library of project that I want it in?

Re: Adding a library [message #1803995 is a reply to message #1803989]

Fri, 15 March 2019 01:35

Eclipse User

In general you can modify/control the classpath of a Java project (I'm assuming Java is involved) via the context menu of the project which has a Properties menu item (which is probably the last one). Find the "Java Build Path" property. Here there are tabs to control
1) Which folders are "source" folders (containing *.java source files); generally these are folders in the project itself and will be compiled into the "bin" folder by default (which is hidden by default so you won't see the compiled *.class files themselves. 2) Which Projects the project depends on; generally other Java projects that in turn contain sources, the compiled *.class results of which will be on the classpath. 3) Which Libraries are on the classpath; generally jars or folders containing *.class files that should be on the classpath.

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