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How to let Ant know about <junit> using Eclipe on MAC OS X

 
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As you know, by defaukt, ant does not know about <junit>.

When you download "Eclipse" on Windows, you can go to Windows ----> Preferences ..... In order to add "External JARs" to the Classpath.

But, since I'm using an iMac, I couldn't find this option when I downloaded "Eclipse" on MAC OS X.

Any ideas?

Thanks.
 
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Preferences is under the Eclipse menu on the mac.

You can also right click on the project and go to Build Path -> Configure Build Path

Good Luck :-)
 
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Seamus Minogue wrote:Preferences is under the Eclipse menu on the mac.

You can also right click on the project and go to Build Path -> Configure Build Path

Good Luck :-)



Thank you very much, I really do appreciate it.
 
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