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Howdy Joi!

OK, I have added

"Tools >> Configure JDK's >> Class >> Add >> c:/jdk/jre/lib/ext/FontChooser.jar"

and in the "Tools >> Configure JDK's >> Class" panel,
'c:/jdk/jre/lib/ext/FontChooser.jar' appears as one of the entries.

All of the classes in the FontChooser package contain the following package
statement:
package FontChooser;

When I go "Project >> Add Files/Packages >> Packages", I can't see an 'ext',
'lib' or 'FontChooser' package there. How do I configure my package so it can be
imported through this option?

Thanking your for your effort!

Rob

On the learning curve and searching for a handle.. :)

"Joi Ellis [TeamB]" <joi@aravox.com> wrote in message news:3bac9bf5_1@dnews...
> Rob <"relaxedrob@optushome.com.au"> wrote:
> > Thank you for your response Joi!
>
> > Configure JDK's >> Class >> Add
> > C:/jdk/jre/lib/ext/FontChooser.jar
>
> > But how do I import this as a package then??
>
> > When I go to
> > Project >> Add Files/Packages >> Explorer, I can see (and add) all of the
> > individual files in the package, but this is *not* what I want to do. I want
to
> > import the *package* just as I would do with java.io.* etc.
>
> > When I go Project >> Add Files/Packages >> Packages, I do not see the
package
> > there - how can I make JBuilder see my package *as* a package??
>
> You do not need to use "Add Files/Packages"  unless you have source and
> intend to compile the stuff with the rest of your project's sources.
>
> If you have added the jar to the JDK's list of jars, *and* that JDK is
> the JDK selected in the Project's properties, then you need only add the
> import statements to your own code.
>
> Place the cursor in a source file somewhere within a class or method,
> then press control-alt-space.  You'll get a class/package browser, and your
> FontChooser should be available within its own package (whatever that is.)
>
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