Importing a class folder

[malaguena]

Hello,

It is regarding the limewire library of java.
Previously I imported limewire folder via cvs in eclipse. I have got it as a class folder in my hard drive. Now, when I try to create a project from it (in another computer in which I only have the class folder of limewire, and not imported from cvs) it gives errors, thus I cannot even add it as a class folder to my project. I tried to import it from cvs, but the problem is that I don't remember what to put in the name, address information. (such as cvs.limewire.org) And I cannot search it on limewire's website either, because they seem to be under court and the website is closed.

How can I add a class folder to my project which is downloaded before from cvs?

P.S. The reason for needing the limewire is the patricia trie implementation. Any other library ideas will also be very helpful.

Any help will be really appreciated.
Thanks!

[Tolls]

SO what errors do you get?
In Eclipse you can add a class directory to your list of libraries, IIRC.

[malaguena]

SO what errors do you get?
In Eclipse you can add a class directory to your list of libraries, IIRC.

It just shows a cross sign on the package hierarchy. I guess, it does not see the class directory although I added it to the project.

[Tolls]

Did you add it to your libraries?
I think it's under Project-> Add Libraries (or something like that)...maybe Build Path. I've not got Eclipse here.

[JosAH]

Did you add it to your libraries?
I think it's under Project-> Add Libraries (or something like that)...maybe Build Path. I've not got Eclipse here.

I have an Eclipse installation in front of me: navigate to Projects>Properties>Java Build Path. You can either refer to another entire project or add a jar file to the current project (see the tabs and buttons on the right side of the dialog).

kind regards,

Jos

[Tolls]

I thought you could refer to a directory as well, for un-jarred class files?

Or am I thinking of something other IDE?

[JosAH]

I thought you could refer to a directory as well, for un-jarred class files?

Or am I thinking of something other IDE?

Eclipse can do that too; one of those buttons on the right side allow you to import an 'external class folder'. You can turn your workspace into an entire mess if you want ;-)

kind regards,

Jos