[Carlos Scheidecker]

Hello all,

I am new to MyEclipse. I have Tomcat5 and Struts installed however they are not set in my Classpath which I am doing right now. I have a Linux box, more specificaly a Fedora Core 4 x86 machine. My doubts are regarding writing a struts app. Do I have to configure MyEclipse so that it knows were the Struts JARs are in order to include them in the Struts project? I figure that this is necessary but I couldn’t find documentation explaning the best way of doing that. I understand that under preferences there are config dialog boxes were you can specify classpath jars.

What abaout Hibernate and Spring? Do I have to do the same?

Any clues are greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

C.F.

[Riyad Kalla]

Please start here:
http://www.myeclipseide.com/ContentExpress-display-ceid-67.html

It will get you off on the right foot and understanding how ME works and handles your proejct.

[Carlos Scheidecker]

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Thanks for the info. But what I need to know is not there as I have visited the Struts quick start before posting.

My question is actually quite simple: How does MyEclipse add the Struts .jars to my Struts project?
I know how to use MyEclipse to add Struts functionality to it as it is described on the quick start manual.
However I want to make sure it is propery configured before I start the project.
That is, I guess I must tell MyEclipse somehow where those Struts JARs are located so that it can install them.
I think I either have to have them on the CLASSPATH or enter their location at one of the MyEclipse config dialog boxes.

Thanks,

C.F.

[Riyad Kalla]

How does MyEclipse add the Struts .jars to my Struts project?

We ship them as part of the MyEclipse install. You can see exactly where by navigating to Window > Prefs > MyEclipse > Project Capabilities > Struts. I would suggest you leave them as the default values, but this functionality does allow you to change them to point to any libraries you want.

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