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some fundamental basic usage questions [message #52754]

Sun, 08 June 2003 15:05

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: vnssoftware.myway.com

1. I have the Classpath in a .bat file. Its a large one with all the
folder and jar files. I just want to copy and paste it somewhere in
eclipse and that's the place which it should use for running my
project. I just want to run. It tells me Add external Jars..etc. I
just want to copy and paste the classpath I already have.

2.Anyway..I chose my folders/jars manually..and I got-
Error occurred during initialization of VM
java/lang/NoClassDefFoundError: java/lang/Object
In External Jars I had put the jars I require. Specified JDK as 1.3.1.
Does it need the tools.jar etc to be specified also. What step should
I take?I do have multiple jvms but i selected the 1.3.1.

3.I want to have a Hotkey in Windows 2000 which will allow me to get
"System.out" on the line in the Editor I press the Hotkey.How can I do
this using Eclipse Editor? Hotkey can be like Ctrl-F-F2.
This will help me not to write System.out everytime or even do Ctrl-C
and Ctrl-V each time.

Any help? - Thank you.

Re: some fundamental basic usage questions [message #52808 is a reply to message #52754]

Sun, 08 June 2003 16:37

Eclipse User

vns wrote:
> 1. I have the Classpath in a .bat file. Its a large one with all the
> folder and jar files. I just want to copy and paste it somewhere in
> eclipse and that's the place which it should use for running my
> project. I just want to run. It tells me Add external Jars..etc. I
> just want to copy and paste the classpath I already have.
>
> 2.Anyway..I chose my folders/jars manually..and I got-
> Error occurred during initialization of VM
> java/lang/NoClassDefFoundError: java/lang/Object
> In External Jars I had put the jars I require. Specified JDK as 1.3.1.
> Does it need the tools.jar etc to be specified also. What step should
> I take?I do have multiple jvms but i selected the 1.3.1.
>
You must specify a standard "JRE" library. I guess you added the rt.jar
file.

> 3.I want to have a Hotkey in Windows 2000 which will allow me to get
> "System.out" on the line in the Editor I press the Hotkey.How can I do
> this using Eclipse Editor? Hotkey can be like Ctrl-F-F2.
> This will help me not to write System.out everytime or even do Ctrl-C
> and Ctrl-V each time.
>
try "sysout" + <CTRL+space>
> Any help? - Thank you.
>

Genady

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