[jadeblue]

I just started using Eclipse IDE and need some help with the set up.

I like to keep my source files and the class files seperate. How can I specify this through the IDE, so that when I build my project the class files are created in a different directory.

eg. my workspace is C:\Dev\Projects

my project name: Project1
Source folder: C:\Dev\Projects\Project1\Source
Class folder: C:\Dev\Projects\Projects1\ClassFiles

Hope I’ve explained it well.

[Scott Anderson]

You can set that by right-clicking on the project in the Package Explorer View and selecting Properties > Java Build Path > Source and either add a new source folder or set the location of the default output folder.

If you’re just getting started with Eclipse, I’d suggest you begin by reading through the Java Developer’s Guide in the Help section, then proceed with reading the MyEclipse Application Developer Guide to get things going quickly. The learning curve can be pretty steep. 🙂

[rsingh03]

I am having a similar issue. I am using MyEclipse Blue Edition Version: 8.0 Blue. I am trying to add a class from one Java Web Project to another one. I have tried the following

1. I tried to add class folder
2. Tried to add project in project references
3. Also tried adding the exact classes using the add jars

None of them have helped to include the class to the classpath. Are you able to tell me what I am missing.

Thanks

[support-shalini]

rsingh03,
I have replied to your post here –
https://www.genuitec.com/forums/topic/class-path-issue/#post-307016

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