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LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #63887]

Sat, 21 June 2003 08:32

Eclipse User

I'm posting this message, because the previous title was not very
descriptive.

In short, download a library classpathcontainer from the thread:
Multiple ClasspathContainers, Settings

You can add a folder in your javaproject settings
*goto: java build path->libraries->add library
*choose library folder.
*browse for a folder
*select/unselect search files in subfolders

I've seen some refreshing problems I can't figure out. It happens sometimes
when you add and remove a library before pressing ok..

Have fun

Joris Verschoor

Re: LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #63958 is a reply to message #63887]

Sat, 21 June 2003 10:56

Eclipse User

Curios, what is wrong with Add jar.

martin

Re: LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #64121 is a reply to message #63958]

Sat, 21 June 2003 19:12

Eclipse User

It's clutters your project tree when having a lot of jars

For web applications, it's very handy to have a LibraryFolder on for example
docroot/WEB-INF/lib
because that's what the appserver will use.

"Martin M

Re: LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #64286 is a reply to message #64121]

Sun, 22 June 2003 05:31

Eclipse User

>It's clutters your project tree when having a lot of jars

There is a filter option in package & resource view, *.jar and they
are away of your sight.

>For web applications, it's very handy to have a LibraryFolder on for example
>docroot/WEB-INF/lib
>because that's what the appserver will use.

Ah, thats true. Having same mechanism is good.

martin

Re: LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #64309 is a reply to message #64286]

Sun, 22 June 2003 05:59

Eclipse User

>>It's clutters your project tree when having a lot of jars
>
>There is a filter option in package & resource view, *.jar and they
>are away of your sight.
Yes, I've used that, but I found that I occasionally would like to check
some classes/resource inside the jars.

btw, the filter 'hide referenced libraries' seems to work good under
eclipse3.. Before it didn't hide every jarfile

Re: LibraryClasspathContainer available [message #66222 is a reply to message #63887]

Tue, 24 June 2003 11:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: j.verschoor.nefli.nl

So nobody else has any comments on this?

"Joris Verschoor" <j.verschoor@insomniq.com> wrote in message
news:bd1j89$7ci$1@rogue.oti.com...
> I'm posting this message, because the previous title was not very
> descriptive.
>
> In short, download a library classpathcontainer from the thread:
> Multiple ClasspathContainers, Settings
>
> You can add a folder in your javaproject settings
> *goto: java build path->libraries->add library
> *choose library folder.
> *browse for a folder
> *select/unselect search files in subfolders
>
> I've seen some refreshing problems I can't figure out. It happens
sometimes
> when you add and remove a library before pressing ok..
>
> Have fun
>
> Joris Verschoor
>
>

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