Re: About GQuery

If you're using eclipse you can just add the jar to your build
path :right click on project-->build path-->configure build path,
there in the libraries tab you can select to add a jar.
Once you've added it you can click on the plus sign right beside it,
select source attachment and click on edit- point to the Javadoc file
and you're done.

On Oct 17, 6:43 pm, Proxy <luigiadva...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey, I'm new to GWT and I was wondering if it's recommended to useGQueryor should I try to stick to pure Java as much as possible?
>
> In any case I've seen the wiki for how to useGQueryand I can't find
> the build.xml file anywhere in my Eclipse Project =/ (Eclipse Galileo)
> it says I must do this:
>
> which will create a bunch of files containing a sample project. Find
> the build.xml file and edit the section with id="project.class.path"
> adding
>
> <pathelement location="PATH_TO_DOWNLOADED_gwtquery-1.0-SNAPSHOT.jar"/>
>
> If you're using Eclipse, you may also want to edit the .classpath file
> and add the following:
>
> <classpathentry kind="lib" path="PATH_TO_DOWNLOADED_gwtquery-1.0-
> SNAPSHOT.jar"/>
>
> but I can't find the build.xml and I'm unsure if the .classpath it
> refers to is the one at the beginning of the project (just
> a .classpath file).
>
> Also I was wondering how and where to add the javadoc ofGQueryso I
> can have access to it while developing... thanks  for any answer =)

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