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import org.activiti.engine.*;

arno1

Hello everyone,
How can I configure Eclipse SDK so that I can use the content of the packages found in "org.activiti.engine.*" - import statement: import org.activiti.engine-*; The single import statement alone doesn't work. There must be some additional configuration.
Thanks for helping.

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jbarrez

What are you trying to do? Note that java only imports one level if you write * (so no subpackages) ….

arno1

What are you trying to do? Note that java only imports one level if you write * (so no subpackages) ….

I know. But it does not work if I write the concrete package path. "import org.activiti.engine;"

I'm sure that's not a very difficult problem but I think there has something to be configured, hmm?

There's a screenshot attached which shows the current problem.

import_failure.png

arno1

What are you trying to do? Note that java only imports one level if you write * (so no subpackages) ….

I know. But it does not work if I write the concrete package path. "import org.activiti.engine;"

I'm sure that's not a very difficult problem but I think there has something to be configured, hmm?

There's a screenshot attached which shows the current problem.

After a close look at it, I can say that's not a big problem.

For all that have the same or a similar problem: I solved it. You have to import a external Library (Jar) by configuring the property settings of the project. There you have to import the acitiviti engine libraries which can be found in yourInstallationPath\setup\files\dependencies\libs. After that the imports are working an you can use the classes and interfaces you need.

Greets from Austria