As the knowledge of Java is obviously still in the very early stage I
would even recommend to skip these Eclipse things in the beginning and
(1) get a good Java book that explains how the classpath... works
(2) Do not use Eclipse directly, because after all, you will have a
project that is running precisely in Eclipse (if at all) and you have no
idea how to start it externally. Use ant or much better Apache Maven:
get the "Better builds with Maven" book and setup your project with
Maven, because this also means, that you use best practices in build
paths, resource management and most of all in dependency management. and
then generate the Eclipse project file from Maven, and everything should
work there too.
Johannes Klose wrote:
Btw: i strongly recommend the Eclipse help ;)