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Adding Referenced Libraries

Asked by: REA_ANDREW

Hi,

I have used the JAX WS inside eclipse to generate a proxy client for a web service.  I now have a folder with all these .class files inside.  I have added the folder to the eclipse project using the Add External option and now inside the package explorer I see all of the files.  How can I now use these files i.e. the code inside my original source file?  Should I have made a jar first?  Thanks in advance

Andrew

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2008-12-21 at 14:59:28ID24002101
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Answers

 

by: objectsPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:05:59ID: 23223601

you've already done whats needed, you should be able to import and use them in your classes now

 

by: REA_ANDREWPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:11:10ID: 23223620

well I have this

import com.MyUniqueNameHere.ObjectFactory;

And although this can now be seen, I get the error squiggle and the error message:

The import com.MyUniqueNameHere cannot be resolved.  I am confused because, take my Main method for example,  If I do not enter the import and type:

ObjectFactory o1 = new ObjectFactory();

I get a recommendation to import com.MyUniqueNameHere.ObjectFactory

So it is definately apparent that it is visible, yet I still get the red error line on the import.  I have tried, rebuild, refresh, change perspective etc...  

Any ideas?

Andrew

 

by: objectsPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:13:41ID: 23223629

have you added the external class folder to the build path of the project the class you are editting belongs to?

 

by: REA_ANDREWPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:17:11ID: 23223639

I right clicked the project, went to properties, selected Java Build Path, under the libraries tab I clicked Add External Class Folder, browsed and selected it.  It then took every .class file and I can see the folder referenced now under class folders on the build path and I can also see them in the package explorer under the Referenced Libraries Node in the tree.

Andrew

 

by: objectsPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:22:57ID: 23223659

sounds right. does the package and class name that you have used above appear in the class folder?

 

by: REA_ANDREWPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:27:26ID: 23223672

Ahh booo lol this is my in experienece shining through.  OK picture this folder structure:

JavaWebService
- com
--MyUniqueNameHere

When I was going into the Add Class Library Folders I was selecting MyUniqueNameHere,  where I should have been selecting JavaWebService, that way the folder structure I am importing ties in with the package name.

Works fine now.  Thanks for the help.

Andrew

 

by: REA_ANDREWPosted on 2008-12-21 at 15:27:46ID: 31528065

Cheers for the help! :-)

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