I've added to my Eclipse project's build path org-netbeans-modules-swingapp. Jar as well as C:\Program Files (x86)\NetBeans 6.5.1\java2\sources\org\netbeans\lib\awtextra (your path will vary) with good success.
I was able to locate both the . Jar file and the directory you mentioned on my MacOS, but can't figure out how to add them to my project's build path: Project > Properties > Java Build Path takes me to a four-tabbed window (Source, Projects, Library, and Order and Export), and I assume I should use Library, but it's not clear to me which of the several options to take. Am I getting warm, at least?
:) – Chap Aug 20 at 23:50 @Chap, you could add external jars in Library tab, use add external jars. If your application is an OSGi based application, it only resolves compiling error. You would still get ClassNotFoundException in runtime.
The correct way is copied that jars to your bundle, add it in its classpath, then export its packages if they're used by other bundles. – Kane Aug 22 at 3:29.
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