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Liva updated COMMONSSITE-152:
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Description:
Have you double-checked the path the Jar file is located in, and have you
relocated the project at some stage? For demo purposes, I'll download it and
put it in a mock NetBeans project...
* Download the needed Jar file from [Download Apache Commons
Lang|http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-lang/download_lang.cgi]
2. Locate the downloaded archive, and extract it's contents
3. Demo screenshot below of extracted folder (notice the folder highlighted in
a blue-like colour):
* 4. Navigate into this folder, until you find the Jar file you need -
screenshot below (needed Jar file highlighted):
* 6. Next - open up your project in NetBeans, right-click on the "Libraries"
folder, navigate to where you copied the Jar file from earlier, then click on
"Open" - demo:
* 7. After doing this, the Jar file should now be in your Libraries folder, as
in the screendump below. Now you can import a reference to the package, which
is also shown in the screenshot:
As written on [#[Askjabber|https://askjabber.com]].
was:
Have you double-checked the path the Jar file is located in, and have you
relocated the project at some stage? For demo purposes, I'll download it and
put it in a mock NetBeans project...
* Download the needed Jar file from [Download Apache Commons
Lang|http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-lang/download_lang.cgi]
2. Locate the downloaded archive, and extract it's contents
3. Demo screenshot below of extracted folder (notice the folder highlighted in
a blue-like colour):
* 4. Navigate into this folder, until you find the Jar file you need -
screenshot below (needed Jar file highlighted):
* 6. Next - open up your project in NetBeans, right-click on the "Libraries"
folder, navigate to where you copied the Jar file from earlier, then click on
"Open" - demo:
* 7. After doing this, the Jar file should now be in your Libraries folder, as
in the screendump below. Now you can import a reference to the package, which
is also shown in the screenshot:
As written on
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Askjabber.
|https://askjabber.com]
> How come I can't import org.apache.commons.lang.StringUtils?
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> Key: COMMONSSITE-152
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COMMONSSITE-152
> Project: Apache Commons All
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Liva
> Priority: Major
>
> Have you double-checked the path the Jar file is located in, and have you
> relocated the project at some stage? For demo purposes, I'll download it and
> put it in a mock NetBeans project...
> * Download the needed Jar file from [Download Apache Commons
> Lang|http://commons.apache.org/proper/commons-lang/download_lang.cgi]
> 2. Locate the downloaded archive, and extract it's contents
> 3. Demo screenshot below of extracted folder (notice the folder highlighted
> in a blue-like colour):
> * 4. Navigate into this folder, until you find the Jar file you need -
> screenshot below (needed Jar file highlighted):
> * 6. Next - open up your project in NetBeans, right-click on the "Libraries"
> folder, navigate to where you copied the Jar file from earlier, then click on
> "Open" - demo:
> * 7. After doing this, the Jar file should now be in your Libraries folder,
> as in the screendump below. Now you can import a reference to the package,
> which is also shown in the screenshot:
>
> As written on [#[Askjabber|https://askjabber.com]].
>
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