The eclipse User Library as described by Tong, is needed because jars
need to be
listed explicitly in the classpath. So if you have a directory with many
jars, it can be quite a chore to set up the classpath. The User Library
makes that easier.
Tong Fin wrote:
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 11:54 AM, Jarman, Jay <[email protected]> wrote:
That's exactly what I was looking for. So if I create my own
environment variable (UIMA_LIB) pointing to a folder with all the UIMA
jars,
In Eclipse's parlant, UIMA_LIB is NOT an environment variable, it is called
User Library.
To create a new one, here is the steps:
- Window > Preferences to bring up the dialog
- Expand "Java" and "Bild Path", select "User Libraries"
- Click "New..." to create a new User Library
- etc.
-- Tong
