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student:eclipse:help [2023/06/02 15:16] – bernstdhstudent:eclipse:help [2023/12/02 06:29] – bernstdh
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   - Pull down to <key>New</key>.   - Pull down to <key>New</key>.
   - Pull over to <key>Class</key>.   - Pull over to <key>Class</key>.
-  - Enter the name of the package in the "Package" field (or leave it blank if the class is in the default package).+  - Enter the full name of the package (including any subpackages, delimited with a .) in the "Package" field (or leave it blank if the class is in the default package).
   - Enter the name of the class in the "Name" field.   - Enter the name of the class in the "Name" field.
   - Optionally, complete the other fields and make the appropriate selections.   - Optionally, complete the other fields and make the appropriate selections.
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 To instruct Eclipse to use them when compiling and executing you should: To instruct Eclipse to use them when compiling and executing you should:
  
-  - Create a directory/folder for the ''%%.class%%'' files or ''%%.jar%%'' file external to the workbench/eclipse-workspace (e.g., ''%%existingcomponents%%'').+  - Create a directory/folder for the ''%%.class%%'' files or ''%%.jar%%'' file external to the workbench/eclipse-workspace (e.g., ''%%downloads%%'').
   - Copy or download the ''%%.class%%'' files or ''%%.jar%%''  file to that directory/folder.   - Copy or download the ''%%.class%%'' files or ''%%.jar%%''  file to that directory/folder.
   - Open Eclipse.   - Open Eclipse.