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1. Check out the project "external" from our CVS.
2. Copy your JAR file and the corresponding ZIP file with source code to the top directory of "external".
3. Add your JAR file to the build path of the project. Don't forget to check its "exported" box!
4. Attach source from the ZIP file and specify Javadoc location on the web for the library.
Some guidelines about naming source ZIP files: http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.pde.doc.user/guide/tools/preference_pages/source_code_locations.htm
5. Open the MANIFEST.MF file from the META-INF directory of "external".
6. Choose the RUNTIME tab at the bottom of your editor.
7. Click on ADD... in the "Classpath" section and select the new JAR file.
8. Click on ADD.. in the "Exported Packages" section and select all desired packages.
9Open the MANIFEST.MF file from the META-INF directory of "external".
4. Choose the RUNTIME tab at the bottom of your editor.
5. Click on ADD... in the "Classpath" section and select the new JAR file.
6. Click on ADD.. in the "Exported Packages" section and select all desired packages.
7. If applicable, attach source from the ZIP file and specify Javadoc location on the web for the library.
Some guidelines about naming source ZIP files: http://help.eclipse.org/help32/index.jsp?topic=/org.eclipse.pde.doc.user/guide/tools/preference_pages/source_code_locations.htm
8. Commit "external" to CVS.
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