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What jar to resolve this import

 
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Hi all,
Does anyone know what jar I have to add to my build path in Eclipse to resolve this import....

import org.apache.commons.collections.map.LRUMap;

Thanks,
Jehan
 
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Google suggests Apache Commons Collections
By the way, the package naming convention is to use a domain name for the first two packages, putting the top-level first. It is a simple way to provide a large name space and to provide hints as to where one could find a file. If, from your example, you pointed your browser at apache.org (the first two packages) and looked for a link to commons, then a link for collections, you'd be exactly where I linked above.
[ March 14, 2008: Message edited by: Joe Ess ]
 
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There is also the JAR Class Finder plug-in which can be really useful.
 
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