Re: Idiotic beginner's question

["Mark Phippard" <MarkP@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Right-click on your project and choose Properties.  Then visit the Java
Build Path section.  Use the item to add external jars, and go out and
select the jt400.jar and whatever else you need.

Mark



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"Pete Clifford" <Pete@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sorry, this is going to seem laughably stupid yo you experienced java guys.

I'm trying to use the JT400 stuff in Eclipse.

Eclipse is telling me: "The import com.ibm cannot be resolved"

Any idea what I'm doing wrong. Where should the com.ibm.as400 etc. stuff be
located on my PC? Currently I have it all as subdirectories of a directory
I
created called java. I think this is probably something to do with my
CLASSPATH. Where do I set the classpath in Eclipse? I've tried setting it
in
Window/Preferences etc. but that doesn't seem to have done the trick.

Sorry, getting frustrated now. This is not so much a new language I've got
to learn here (I do quite a bit of C already so the java language basic are
not too much of a stretch and I'm fairly confident with OO concepts), but
the development environment if proving a challenge currently.

Any help gratefully received.

pete



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