In tapestry I've noticed a couple of global user library includes, something for JUNIT and maybe one other. I liked the idea of using them and so just sort of added it in to tacos yesterday. You can define a global user library like this by going into "window->preferences->java->build path->user libraries" in eclipse. Define the same library name being included and then attach your jetty installations jars to it.
I can understand if this is an annoyance and take it out if that is desired. I mean, we don't even use httpunit right now so there's no real point in making it annoying to use the library by requiring these library things to be included.
Let me know.
On 4/4/06, Leonardo Quijano Vincenzi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
What's this JETTY6_LIB i'm finding in the sources?
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