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Tue, 28 March 2006 14:52

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: member23z.yahoo.com

In "Properities" under Java Buildpath there are several options to include
jar files etc. in projects. I have used "Add External jars" and all goes
well. But every time I select "add jars" which I believe is supposed to
add jar files from my workspace I always get a dialog that is empty. I
have tried adding the jar file to the root of my workspace, to the root of
my project folder, to a lib directory etc. but it never shows up when I
click "Add jar". I am doing something dumb obviuosly... is there another
path that needs to set up somewhere?

Re: New - Java Buildpath [message #145448 is a reply to message #145342]

Wed, 29 March 2006 08:03

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: panajotis.freemail.gr

Aliant7 wrote:

> In "Properities" under Java Buildpath there are several options to include
> jar files etc. in projects. I have used "Add External jars" and all goes
> well. But every time I select "add jars" which I believe is supposed to
> add jar files from my workspace I always get a dialog that is empty. I
> have tried adding the jar file to the root of my workspace, to the root of
> my project folder, to a lib directory etc. but it never shows up when I
> click "Add jar". I am doing something dumb obviuosly... is there another
> path that needs to set up somewhere?
Just refresh the workspace or project before you try to add the jar,
so that the workspace know about it.

Re: New - Java Buildpath [message #145830 is a reply to message #145342]

Thu, 30 March 2006 14:20

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com

Aliant7 wrote:
> In "Properities" under Java Buildpath there are several options to
> include jar files etc. in projects. I have used "Add External jars" and
> all goes well. But every time I select "add jars" which I believe is
> supposed to add jar files from my workspace I always get a dialog that
> is empty.

Can you post a screen shot of this somewhere? It is not clear what you mean.

Hope this helps,
Eric

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