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"Bill Joy" <wcjoy@pacbell.net> wrote in message
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> (If you do this from Project | Default project properties..., then each
> new project you create from that point will automatically include the
> Library we are going to create.)
>
> From an open project, do:
>
> Project | Project properties...
> You now see the Project Properties dialog.
>
> Click on Required Libraries tab.
> Click on Add...
> You now see the Select one or more libraries dialog.
>
> Since this is the first time here, you have to create the Library.
> Click on New...
> You now see the Create library dialog.
>
> Enter a name.
> With the default tab "Class" visible, now click on Add...
> You now see a file chooser dialog -- navigate to and choose your jars or
> classes, OK.
>
> OK to the Create library dialog.
> OK to the Select one or more libraries dialog.
> OK to the Project Properties dialog.
>
> Now you are done.  The Library is created and associated with your
> project (placing in on your classpath).  You can now compile files that
> import packages from that jar.  And things such as Code Insight will now
> work in the Editor when referencing packages/classes from that jar.
>

Why can't I just specify the classpath by going to windows mycomputer and
properties and specify the classpath there? isnt that same thing? Even with
the thrid party jar file included as you instructed me which i do greatly
appreciate...i still recieve the erroe message
java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:demo1/Frame1 error


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> "J. Joseph Yusko" <boogiemonster@usa.net> wrote in message
> news:8m4c2c$oo13@bornews.borland.com...
> > I'm new to jbuilder and i'd like to use an outside vendor.  I believe i
> > installed it but it keeps giving me noclassdef error.
>
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