| How to use imported projects from Github in my web project [message #1250029] |
Tue, 18 February 2014 17:00  |
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Firstly, I think eclipse is fantastic, bigtime!.
It does take some getting used to if you've been out of the game for, er, quite a while, but that's perhaps becuase of the stupendpus amount of stuff you can plug into it. Also, if you are over 40 ,those *expletive deleted* decorators can be hard to read once you've got about 6 of them stuffed in there, it would be nice if we could have an old persons enlarged decorator mode.
I have a web project bubbling along nicely and I've got to the stage in jQuery where I want to pull in validation libs (how many of those can there be?) and various pickers and such.
I have cloned (cant post a url yet, it's called jquery-timepicker)
how do I get my jquery-picker project that I now have in eclipse onto my web server without just applying brute force and copying the stuff into my project ?. I cant add it to the server cos it's not a web project, and I made vain attenpts to make it a web project and failed.
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| Re: How to use imported projects from Github in my web project [message #1251357 is a reply to message #1250029] |
Thu, 20 February 2014 00:55  |
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On 02/19/2014 07:04 AM, Mark Leste wrote:
> Firstly, I think eclipse is fantastic, bigtime!.:d
>
> It does take some getting used to if you've been out of the game for,
> er, quite a while, but that's perhaps becuase of the stupendpus amount
> of stuff you can plug into it. Also, if you are over 40 ,those
> *expletive deleted* decorators can be hard to read once you've got about
> 6 of them stuffed in there, it would be nice if we could have an old
> persons enlarged decorator mode.
> I have a web project bubbling along nicely and I've got to the stage in
> jQuery where I want to pull in validation libs (how many of those can
> there be?) and various pickers and such.
>
> I have cloned (cant post a url yet, it's called jquery-timepicker)
> how do I get my jquery-picker project that I now have in eclipse onto my
> web server without just applying brute force and copying the stuff into
> my project ?. I cant add it to the server cos it's not a web project,
> and I made vain attenpts to make it a web project and failed.
When you create a __new__ Dynamic Web Project in Eclipse, the wizard
will ask you for the name, but just below that, you can uncheck Use
default location and navigate to wherever you cloned them in your
filesystem. At one point the wizard will ask you if you wish to copy the
project files into the workspace, just say no.
Once you've done this, you have a new project whose files are still
wherever you put them. They are maintained there. If you look in the
workspace, you will see the project isn't there.
(This is my normal mode of operation.)
As for JAR libraries, you'll want to copy them into your project,
perhaps under a subdirectory named lib, and link them up by
right-clicking the project, choosing Build Path -> Configure Build Path
and adding them using the Library tab.
Come back here if there's something you don't understand.
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