not only it's should not be necessary, it really shouldn't be put there.
The convention is to put them in the libs folder and add them to the build path.
The reason is that if a member on your team want to use Ant instead of
Eclipse, then it'll work too (the Ant script expects them to be in
Thanks. Putting it in libs also seems to work.
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Thanks, that worked. It appears that the developer documentation page
cited above is incorrect. It explicitly says, It is not necessary to
put external JARs in the assets folder.
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