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How do I define my own Library? [message #92472]

Thu, 04 September 2003 11:47

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: sdonthy.yahoo.com

Hi,

How do I define a Library (made of set of JARs) in Eclipse/WSAD so that I
can reference the Library across my projects?

I am using Eclipse 2.1 and WSAD5.1
Thanks
Satheesh Donthy
John Hancock
Boston

Re: How do I define my own Library? [message #92697 is a reply to message #92472]

Fri, 05 September 2003 06:13

Eclipse User

> Hi,
Hi,
>
> How do I define a Library (made of set of JARs) in Eclipse/WSAD so that I
> can reference the Library across my projects?
This is difficult to explain. Normally you add a set of external jar's
to your project. As far as I know (hope it changes in 3.0) only
sourcecodes/binaries may be shared among the projects. You
know projects referring other projects.

I mostly add the source of the 3rd party library to a new project
and refer to the project instead (makes it more transparent).

What libraries do you want to add? Some libraries like xerces arn't
needed anymore when using JDK 1.4.

Martin (Kersten)

PS: If you referring to plugins you may check the plugin's delivered
within eclipse. Some are about popular 3rd party libraries... .

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