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Non-JAR Object Code in the Classpath [message #114543] Thu, 06 November 2003 15:52
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My company produces a development tool for FPGA-based computing that
generates a build product that we call a CFAR file. It's just a JAR file
with a different filename extension. It has Java object code in it in
addition to the specialized object code for our system. I typically put
these CFAR file in my classpath so that I can link to the Java object
code. I just tried to bring up one of my projects in Eclipse and noticed
that Eclipse does not seem to look inside files with extensions other than
jar even if they are on the classpath. Is there a simple way to have
Eclipse look for the object code in my "mislabelled" JAR files?

Or a complex way? :-)
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