| Add JARs offers wrong libraries [message #47705] | 
Mon, 03 March 2003 09:16   | 
 
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Originally posted by: handschmann.scigames.at 
 
I want to add a library located in my projects lib directory to the Java 
Build Path, but the Add JARs dialog offers only jars from a different 
project (the first one in the navigator).  
I can add the JAR only in Add External JARs, but in this case absolute 
paths are used instead of relative paths. 
Editing the .classpath file manually does also not work. 
Eclipse is version M5. 
 
Thanks for your help, 
Robert
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| Re: Add JARs offers wrong libraries [message #47737 is a reply to message #47705] | 
Mon, 03 March 2003 09:31   | 
 
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Originally posted by: handschmann.scigames.at 
 
Issue solved! 
A manual Refresh of the project was necessary to add the lib folder to the 
project and let me select the jars in Add JARs. 
 
 
Robert wrote: 
 
> I want to add a library located in my projects lib directory to the Java 
> Build Path, but the Add JARs dialog offers only jars from a different 
> project (the first one in the navigator).  
> I can add the JAR only in Add External JARs, but in this case absolute 
> paths are used instead of relative paths. 
> Editing the .classpath file manually does also not work. 
> Eclipse is version M5. 
 
> Thanks for your help, 
> Robert
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| Re: Add JARs offers wrong libraries [message #591135 is a reply to message #47705] | 
Mon, 03 March 2003 09:31   | 
 
Eclipse User  | 
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Issue solved! 
A manual Refresh of the project was necessary to add the lib folder to the 
project and let me select the jars in Add JARs. 
 
 
Robert wrote: 
 
> I want to add a library located in my projects lib directory to the Java 
> Build Path, but the Add JARs dialog offers only jars from a different 
> project (the first one in the navigator).  
> I can add the JAR only in Add External JARs, but in this case absolute 
> paths are used instead of relative paths. 
> Editing the .classpath file manually does also not work. 
> Eclipse is version M5. 
 
> Thanks for your help, 
> Robert
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