Author: Eric Jensen
Date: 11:40:25 09/15/04
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I've spent an hour or so with the Eclipse help file and found that I still didn't know how to change the build path from within eclipse. when I modified my profile to contain the export command, I copied it exactly as you had it, I believe that it completely changed the classpath, and I guess what I want to do is merely add to the classpath. Am I totally wrong about what happened? I got an error message that read main NoClassDefFoundError? If I was right, how do I add to the classpath? On September 14, 2004 at 08:09:33, Alessandro Scotti wrote: >On September 13, 2004 at 20:48:17, Eric Jensen wrote: > >>I'm learning JAVA for a CS class, and I need to change the CLASSPATH to include >>the current directory, so that the ECLIPSE IDE will recognize class files that >>are included in the current directory. >> >>I.e., I have downloaded a file Scanner.class, and I need to be able to use the >>Scanner class in the program. JCreator automatically sets the current directory >>as part of the classpath, but it is not a Mac application. >> >>So, I need to know how to change the CLASSPATH from the command prompt to >>include the current directory. >> >>If more information is recquired please just ask. > >If you're using Eclipse, have a look at Project -> Properties -> Java Build >Path. > >Here's the help page: > >http://help.eclipse.org/help30/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.jdt.doc.user/reference/ref-123.htm
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