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In Maven, you can have compile-time dependencies and test dependencies. This is a feature I love, and the M2Eclipse plugin makes this available in Eclipse, too, which is great. So if I add jmock.jar to my project as a test dependency, it will show up on the classpath for JUnit tests, but won't be present when I'm debugging the application itself. This is exactly what I'd like to achieve now, but without M2Eclipse or Maven. Is there a way to do this in plain Eclipse? (Possibly without installing any plugins.) I'm afraid the answer is that you can't. There are 2 open issues which were postponed

I'm trying to parse some JSON object strings that I'm getting using gson-1.6.jar I have placed it in the same location as my other .jars and have added it to my buildpath in eclipse. The other libraries worked fine when I added them and I can use them without any issues, but when I try to create the JSON object, I get the titular error. I've looked through the other questions with this error, but I couldn't find a solution that didn't involve something that I've tried or something unrelated. I import it near the top using: import com.google.gson.Gson; Then use it later in a static function

I am currently loading Java classes using Class.forName() to load it. clazz = Class.forName("interfaces.MyClass"); But now I want to load classes from different directory, I have tried to set classpath by clazz = Class.forName("-cp \"C:/dir\" distantinterfaces.DistantClass"); With no success and ClassNotFoundException . Full path to distant class is: C:/dir/distantinterfaces/DistantClass.class Use an URLClassLoader for this. The code might be something along the lines of: File f = new File("C:/dir"); URL[] cp = {f.toURI().toURL()}; URLClassLoader urlcl = new URLClassLoader(cp); Class clazz =

I m running a java program from a batch file which refences some external jar files .How do i include those jar files in my batch file.Please help Look at the Sun's official documentation: Setting the class path to understand your options. A quick way would be just to include your JAR(s) after the -cp : on Windows java -cp C:\java\MyClasses\myclasses.jar;C:\java\MyClasses\myclassesAnother.jar utility.myapp.Cool on Linux/Unix java -cp /opt/thirdparty/myclasses.jar:/opt/thirdparty/myclassesAnother.jar utility.myapp.Cool You need to set classpath http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.3/docs

I’m using Eclipse Mars with Maven (v 3.3). When I update a dependency in my pom (change the version), my Eclipse-Maven project doesn’t pick it up, even when I right click my project, and select “Maven” -> “Update Project.” I know this because I do not see compilation errors in the Eclipse Java editor that I see when I build the project on the command line using mvn clean install When I remove the project from the workspace and re-import it, then things get back to normal. However this is a cumbersome process. How do I get my Maven-Eclipse project to automatically detect changes in my pom and

My sample application tells me: No 'qtjambi-deployment.xml' found in classpath, loading libraries via 'java.library.path' I wish for my application to use the qtjambi-deployment.xml , but unfortunately can't find the appropriate setting in IntelliJ IDEA 10.5 . Could someone help me? You can right click on any directory in your IntelliJ project, select "Mark Directory As...", and choose "Source Root". That director folder will change color from yellow to blue; IntelliJ considers all those directories to be in your CLASSPATH. From the top menu click 'Run' => 'Edit Configurations' Choose the