the list of jars just takes too much place. Can I collapse it or hide it?
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A:
Hi, you can :
- Uncheck the 'Show Referenced Libraries Node'
- Add a filter to hide "*.jar" files
WiseTechi
2009-03-23 11:19:38
A:
Or you can use dependency management tool like Maven2 or IVY and abstract dependencies out of project.
Boris Pavlović
2009-03-23 11:23:14
This doesn't fix that problem. To use the project in Eclipse, the .classpath still has to exist, you would just initialize it with Maven.
Robin
2009-03-23 14:26:26
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A:
I believe that Eclipse 3.4.2 places jars under "Referenced Libraries" node which is collpasable. What version do you use?
grigory
2009-03-23 11:26:00
+1
A:
In Eclipse3.5, select the filter "libraries from external" in "customize view".
WL
2010-01-07 08:11:18
A:
Go the library Tab of Java Build Path, Add Variable (add a variable name and library folder location).
Once the variable is added, click on extend, you will see all the jars. Select all of them (or whatever is needed) and click ok. Exit the build path dialog box by clicking ok.
This will remove all the jars from your project view.
Arnab
2010-01-15 03:48:30
+1
A:
In Eclipse3.5
- Go to Configure Build Path. Select the Library Tab
- Remove any library jar files you want to hide
- Use Add External Jar option to add the Jar file back
- select the filter "libraries from external" in "customize view".
rayshi02
2010-10-20 21:30:17