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I have developed a little software in ACCESS/VBA. It dealt with Lotus Notes so in Visual Basic editor I just went to tools -> references and checked the Lotus Notes Automation classes which allowed me to work with it.

Now I wanna port this to Java. Last time i used java was about 4 years ago. I got my company to install Eclipse on my computer. I dont think i'll have trouble programming it because I come from a .net (C#) background.

HOWEVER, I can't seem to find a way to reference the LotusNotes classes through Eclipse. The class is a "tlb" file in the program files directory.

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Right click your project, select "Properties" It opens properties dialog, Click on 'java build path' on left navigation tree, Switch over to "Libraries" tab on right pane: Add your Jars to the list. Here is a screenshot alt text

You can also add link to a class folder by clicking "Add Class Folder" button on right.

ring bearer
It is not a JAR file, it is a TLB located in programfiles folder. I believe it is a COM library. Not sure if i said that right
masfenix