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MyEclipse is a powerful enterprise-level integrated development environment developed on the basis of eclipse and its own plug-ins. It is mainly used for Java, Java EE and mobile application development. So many users say that when using this MyEclipse to write articles, they may need to introduce jar packages. How should they operate? Here is an introduction to you through this article.

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1.Import the jar package into the Java project.

First, create a new Java Project in MyEclipse, name is optional, after creating, right-click on the project

Click Build Path, click Configure Build Path, and then jump out of a Library window and click the fourth Add Library on the right.

Double-click User Library, click User Libraries, and click New

Then you pop out of a window to fill in the file name of the jar package and click OK.

Select the third Add JARs on the right, find the location of the file you downloaded in the jar package, select the jar package, click OK, Finish

Then the jar package is imported successfully. The Java Project you just created will have a folder with the name you just filled in. The folder is the jar package you put in.

2.Import jar packages into web projects.

Unlike importing jar packages in Java projects, importing jar packages in web projects is relatively simple. When you create a web project with MyEclipse, you automatically create a lib project under WEB-INF by copying the jar package into the Lib folder. Then right-click on the project, click Build Path, click Configure Build Path, and a Libraries window pops up. Click Add External JARs to find the location of the file under the jar package and select the jar package. Click OK, Finish. The jar package was imported successfully.