Setting up project in eclipse - no class def found error-although jar libs exist

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hello,



i am so much confused installing this thing, first i installed java 64 bit, and it tells me that 64bit amd isnt supported



ok, anyhow, i got the jme checkout from cvs running, the tests are working





so, i thought setting up a new projekt is just a few clicks



i went to the hello world page and i did the following:


  1. created a new java project
  2. added all the jars from the jme cvs project to my new projects library
  3. additionally i added the source path to the jme/src



    so, my problem now is, that the contents of the jme packages dont appear



    i can use



    import com.jme.app. but then there is no class … one of the errors is:





    import com.jme.app.SimpleGame;

    import com.jme.scene.shape.Box;

    import com.jme.math.Vector3f;



    The import com.jme.app.SimpleGame cannot be resolved





    so, what else do i have to configure that the eclipse ide knows where the class definition is to be found ?!?!?



    sorry if that is an easy and nerving question, but i havent any more ideas for setting up a single project



    is that topic covered in a tutorial ? i just found netbeans tutorials ,…



    sorry sorry sorry for being too dumb!



    but thanks in adv
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http://www.jmonkeyengine.com/wiki/doku.php

Look for  Installing jME, there is a video tutorial to set up eclipse.

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thank you very much for reply



but the point is, it is everything working fine …



i just cannot getr a new project setted up



i also checked out the physics project, and it tells me:



Severity and Description   Path   Resource   Location   Creation Time   Id
ApplyMode cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 225   1270838037579   47792
ApplyMode cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 233   1270838037579   47799
BlendState cannot be resolved to a type   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   Utils.java   line 66   1270838037502   47732
CombinerFunctionRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 226   1270838037579   47793
CombinerFunctionRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 234   1270838037579   47800
CombinerOperandRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 228   1270838037579   47795
CombinerOperandRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 230   1270838037579   47797
CombinerOperandRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 236   1270838037579   47802
CombinerOperandRGB cannot be resolved   jME Physics 2/test-interactive/com/jmetest/physics   TestGenerateTerrain.java   line 238   1270838037579   47804





i do not understand what additional jars to add, where can i find the jme.jar ?
i have set up the jme_required user libraries ... but it seems there is one jar left, that should contain
the jme definitions ....

the tutorials are just fine, but somehow i can not get A BLANK NEW PROJECT running,
the jme tests are working fine ...

it is just one last thing i did not get, linking to the CORRECT jar files ... containing the jme base classes

help help help

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There is also a video tutorial to set up a new blank project :slight_smile:



you have two options:

Either you simply add the jme project as a dependant project to your new java project, (see video)

Or you create the jme-jars with the ant build.xml and then add those jars to your project.



I would suggest adding the project like in the video, that way you can easily browse the source / examples.



setting up a new project which uses jme in eclipse:

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will try that, thank you for patience

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in fact, i already added the jme project to the physics project, but that is my problem, eclipse does

not recognise the package names, and thus cant compile … uargh … but i will give it another try, perhaps i have to use a special eclipse version !?

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In your first post you wrote CVS, this would be the old jme1 version.

You need to check out from svn (google code) to get jme2 which is compatible with jmephysics

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ok, thank you, it is now working with the svn project



and sertting the native path in the lwjgl is all i had to do :smiley:



now trying the physics, thanks a lot  :mrgreen:



support is all i needed :wink: