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Don Stadler
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Joined: Feb 10, 2004
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Bill, I'm going through the example from another book (Jakarta Struts Live) in Eclipse and I've run into a slight problem.
The code I import is fairly deep in the source tree and when I import it into the project it comes up into the fully-qualified package name rather than the plain package name. I.E. I get package chapter_4.src.doc.api.strutsTutorial instead of plain package strutsTutorial. It's not a huge hangup (I just refactor->rename all the packages. But it's a pain. How do I avoid this and get Eclipse to use the packages in the java code?
The second question I have is that I'm doing a lot of similar projects and would like to use a standardized buildpath for this kind of situation. Is there a .classpath file or something I can set up instead of manually linking in the external Jars one at a time?
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Dale Seng
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Joined: Mar 22, 2004
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For your first question, it depends on "where you are" when you do the import. I just kept trying it until I got it. I haven't got the experience or the time at the moment (dinner is on the table!) to go into it more, but I'm sure you can get it. Maybe try with a tiny test project.
As to part 2, just copy the .classpath file (under workspace/(projectName).... I think that will work.
--Dale--
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Bill Dudney
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Joined: Sep 05, 2003
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Originally posted by Don Stadler:
The code I import is fairly deep in the source tree and when I import it into the project it comes up into the fully-qualified package name rather than the plain package name. I.E. I get package chapter_4.src.doc.api.strutsTutorial instead of plain package strutsTutorial. It's not a huge hangup (I just refactor->rename all the packages. But it's a pain. How do I avoid this and get Eclipse to use the packages in the java code?
The second question I have is that I'm doing a lot of similar projects and would like to use a standardized buildpath for this kind of situation. Is there a .classpath file or something I can set up instead of manually linking in the external Jars one at a time?
Hi Don,
1) set 'chapter_4' as a source directory in the project properties
2) I'd use User Libraries (Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Build Path -> User Libraries)
Hope this helps!
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somkiat puisungnoen
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thank you very much, this problem was occured with me ...
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