Re: [eclipse-dev] Including J2ee packges in pluging development

[Carlos Valcarcel <carlos@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Amish,

If I understand correctly, you just need to include the javamail
jar file in your project classpath.  In order to accomplish that
right-click on your project and select Properties.  When the
Properties dialog opens select Java Build Path in the list
to the right and then select Libraries in the tabs to the left.
Click on Add External Jars and navigate through the file system
until you find the javamail jar file.  Press Open on the File
dialog once you find the jar file and the jar should appear in
the jar file list in the Properties dialog.  Press Finish
and the jar should now be found in your project classpath.

Good luck.

Carlos

At 01:21 AM 11/8/2003, amish@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Hi,
> I am developing a plugin where i can receive and send mail from Eclipse
> platform. for that i have to use javamail api and hence need to inlcude
> the package in javamail api and compile it. Eclipse couldnot resolve the
> names of the classses and would like to know the ways in which i can get
> this work done
> Thanks in anticipation.
> Regards Amish
>
>
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