[Bluej-discuss] Using codepad with custom libraries

[Davin McCall]

Hi Mary,

There is no special syntax for doing this, and it should work "out of 
the box". You probably need to either fully qualify the class names 
(packagename.ClassName syntax) or use "import" statements, exactly the 
same as you do in regular java source files.

Davin

davismar at saline.k12.mi.us wrote:
> If I am working with a project that imports a custom library (like an IO
> package provided with my textbook for a high school course), can I refer
> to methods from that class in the codepad? If so, what is the syntax? I
> would like to use the codepad to have students test out the short
> exercises in our textbook, but many use one of three custom libraries.  I
> have noted that the code pad will recognize a Java standard library like
> java.math without even having to have a class in the project that refers
> to that library.  Can I get the codepad to do the same with my custom
> libraries?  Importing the custom library in a class in the project does
> not seem to make it available to the codepad. Thanks.
>
>
> Mary Jo P. Davis
> Saline HS Mathematics Teacher
> (734) 429-8000 ext 2318
>
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