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Using Library In Eclipse (How to correctly add/use it)
Hi, I have a JAR file that is a library that i need to access during runtime.
Im building a Eclipse Plugin and cant figure out how to setup the library correctly and correctly use it.
If i create a library (By properties on the project -> build -> add external jars) I can then easily import it and access its functions. However when i run my plugin it doesnt seem to add the library and it crashes because it cannot access the methods in the library.
How do i correctly use a JAR file as a library in eclipse such that when I build and run the plugin it will work correctly?
Thanks for any help.
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