[jbradfor]

Function – Add Spring Capabilities

When I select User Libraries, where are those library definitions set? Nothing shows.

I noticed the Browse button available under Tag Lib installation does not work, but you can enter the location.

Thanks,
Jeff

[Greg]

Jeff,

The Spring library definitions are defined in the preferences (Window > Preferences > MyEclispe > Project Capabilities > Spring). In this page you can see where existing libraries are configured and can modify them as you see fit.

[jbradfor]

Correct, the Preferences allows mods of the predefined module sets.

If I do not check MyEclipse Librabries and select “User Libraries” where are those being pulled from?

Also, when I add Spring initially (let’s say Struts Core) and now I want to add Struts AOP to the same Web Project. How do I do that? I see Add Spring Capabilities is unavailable.

Thanks for your time.

Jeff

[Greg]

Sorry Jeff I misread your original question. To define user libraries go to the following preference page: Window > Preferences > Java > Build Path > User Libraries. There you can add your own user libraries that will show up in the Spring Capabilities wizard.

As for your question about adding new Spring libraries to an existing project. This can be accomplished by the following:
– go to Project Properties > Java Build Path >
– select the Libraries tab
– Select the “Add Library…” button
– Select MyEclipse libraries in the wizard and hit next
– Select the libraries that you would like to add

Hit finish and your good to go! (Thanks to Support-Brian for this tip)

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