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1 +== Third Party Jars with Eclipse/WOLips ==
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3 +=== Problem ===
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5 +You're using Eclipse, and you'd like to use one or more third party JAR files in your project.
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7 +=== Solution ===
8 +
9 +{{warning}}
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11 +First a word of warning: DO NOT PUT YOUR JARS INTO _/Library/WebObjects/Extensions/_\!. You're heading for deployment and classpath problems if you do that.
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13 +{{/warning}}
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15 +It's really easy to add third party jars into your WOLips project. Add your third party JARs by dragging the JARs from the Finder to the //Libraries// folder of your Eclipse project.
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17 +Next step: right-click on the JAR in Eclipse and select //Build Path// > //Add To Build Path//. The JAR should now be visible in //Referenced Libraries//.
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19 +This solves the problem of adding JARs for development. For deployment, what do you need to do ? If you put your JARs into the //Libraries// folders, the Ant build system will put the JARs into your .woa (or .framework). If you put your JARs in another folder, you need to modify the //build.xml// file. Locate this part:
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21 +{{code}}
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23 +<lib dir="Libraries">
24 + <include name="*.jar"/>
25 + <exclude name="**/*.woa/**"/>
26 + </lib>
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28 +{{/code}}
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30 +Copy and paste this action and replace //Libraries// with the folder containing your JARs.
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1 1  == Third Party Jars with Xcode ==
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3 3  === Problem ===