User Libary custom jar Package Library

Here's how to build a user libary

The following is the actual introduction of the JAR package!

Click on the project right click on properties in the left navigation click Java Build Path

In the upper navigation bar there is a libary click on the middle of the panel will appear some you do not have the eclipse in the Jar package library, click on the right side of the button add Libary

Another box appears click User libary

Click on the Next button below to appear

Here's the value of the Custom Jar package Library

Here we are using User libary, which is to put our jar package into our myeclipse and not add to our project

In this way, we can directly refer to the jar we define in the future when we build the project

Take our hibernate, I bring all the Hibernate jar packages into my own jar Libaryjar Package Library

When we are building an additional hibernate project, we can directly use the jar library without having to bother with the introduction of the jar for a time-consuming effort, as well as the possibility of missing jars.

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Click New to create a new user libary, fill in your own defined Jar package library

Here I define a user's Jar package library Click on the right of the add jars ... Add the required jar package to the inside

Once you have added the jar packages you need, click OK

This is where you have completed your own definition of the JAR package library

How to introduce your jar package libraries:

Click on the project right-click Build libary path click on User libary--"next

Select the jar package you want to introduce! Click Finish

Done!!!

User Libary custom jar package Libraries