关于黑莓上如何使用第三方jar包的问题,折腾我好几天了。下面是我从黑莓官方网站上直接copy下来的,这种方法我测试过了。下面的描述是基于BB自己的IDE操作的,Eclipse上没有试过。
如有任何问题可以留言联系我,我尽量帮你们解答。
[size=large]Article Number: DB-00042[/size]
[size=large]Summary[/size]
This article applies to the following:
BlackBerry® wireless devices based on Java™
BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE)
[size=large]Details[/size]
You can include classes from other compiled JAR files in your application. To include these files, save the JAR file in a new project in the same workspace as your application. Make this new project a library application and make your application dependent on this library. You can then import all of its classes. The following steps make up this procedure.
To create a new project
Open the workspace that contains your application's project.
Create a new project.
To add a compiled JAR file to the project
In the navigation pane, select the project.
On the [color=red]Build[/color] menu, select [color=red]Project[/color] >[color=red] Add File to Project. [/color]
Select the appropriate JAR file and click [color=red]Open.[/color]
To make the project a library
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and select[color=red] Properties.[/color] The <Project name> Class Properties window appears.
Click the[color=red] Application[/color] tab.
From the [color=red]Project Type[/color] drop-down list, select [color=red]Library[/color].
To compile the project
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and click [color=red]Build Project[/color].
To make the project dependent on the new library
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and click [color=red]Project Dependencies[/color]. The Class depends on <Project name:> window appears.
Select the [color=red]<Project name>[/color] check box.
重启下IDE后
Your application can now import the classes in this JAR file with the import “xxx.yyy.*” command.
如有任何问题可以留言联系我,我尽量帮你们解答。
[size=large]Article Number: DB-00042[/size]
[size=large]Summary[/size]
This article applies to the following:
BlackBerry® wireless devices based on Java™
BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE)
[size=large]Details[/size]
You can include classes from other compiled JAR files in your application. To include these files, save the JAR file in a new project in the same workspace as your application. Make this new project a library application and make your application dependent on this library. You can then import all of its classes. The following steps make up this procedure.
To create a new project
Open the workspace that contains your application's project.
Create a new project.
To add a compiled JAR file to the project
In the navigation pane, select the project.
On the [color=red]Build[/color] menu, select [color=red]Project[/color] >[color=red] Add File to Project. [/color]
Select the appropriate JAR file and click [color=red]Open.[/color]
To make the project a library
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and select[color=red] Properties.[/color] The <Project name> Class Properties window appears.
Click the[color=red] Application[/color] tab.
From the [color=red]Project Type[/color] drop-down list, select [color=red]Library[/color].
To compile the project
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and click [color=red]Build Project[/color].
To make the project dependent on the new library
In the navigation pane, select the project.
Right-click and click [color=red]Project Dependencies[/color]. The Class depends on <Project name:> window appears.
Select the [color=red]<Project name>[/color] check box.
重启下IDE后
Your application can now import the classes in this JAR file with the import “xxx.yyy.*” command.