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 First, locate an ivy.xml file or a maven pom.xml ready to be used to build a classpath.  Also, if necessary, locate a supporting ivysettings.xml.

 <h1>Fast creation</h1>
 For most of the projects, the ivy.xml file (or the pom.xml) is in the java project. So you can just right click on the ivy.xml and select "Add Ivy Library..." and you can directly access the prefilled setup of the IvyDE classpath container

 <center><img src="../images/addivylibrary.jpg"></center>

 <h1>Standard creation</h1>
 The standard way to add the IvyDE classpath container is to manipulate the Eclipse's "Build Path":
 <ul>
 <li>Select the project in which you want to create an IvyDE classpath container and open the "Add Libraries" form of Eclipse (in package Explorer, in the context menu of your project choose : [Build Path]/[Add Libraries]).<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/build_path_menu.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
 <li>Select the "IvyDE Managed Dependencies" item.<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/add_lib.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
 <li>Select an ivy.xml file or a <a href="maven.html">maven pom.xml</a> and the desired configurations.<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/ivy_file_def.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
 </ul>
 <li><a name="localconf"></a>You then might want to use specific settings for your project, a configuration different from the <a href="../preferences.html">global one</a>. Click on the "Enable project specific settings" check box. For additional configuration options, see the documentation about <a href="../eclipsevar.html">Eclipse variables</a>.

 <center><img src="../images/project_specific_settings.jpg"/></center></li>
 Now your classpath is set and you can see all dependencies in one unique folder of the package explorer (folder name = ivy-file-name[conf1,conf2]).


 <center><img src="../images/cp_node.jpg"></center>


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	First, locate an ivy.xml file or a maven pom.xml ready to be used to build a classpath. Also, if necessary, locate a supporting ivysettings.xml.

	<h1>Fast creation</h1>
	For most of the projects, the ivy.xml file (or the pom.xml) is in the java project. So you can just right click on the ivy.xml and select "Add Ivy Library..." and you can directly access the prefilled setup of the IvyDE classpath container

	<center><img src="../images/addivylibrary.jpg"></center>

	<h1>Standard creation</h1>
	The standard way to add the IvyDE classpath container is to manipulate the Eclipse's "Build Path":
	<ul>
	<li>Select the project in which you want to create an IvyDE classpath container and open the "Add Libraries" form of Eclipse (in package Explorer, in the context menu of your project choose : [Build Path]/[Add Libraries]).<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/build_path_menu.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
	<li>Select the "IvyDE Managed Dependencies" item.<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/add_lib.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
	<li>Select an ivy.xml file or a <a href="maven.html">maven pom.xml</a> and the desired configurations.<br/><br/><center><img src="../images/ivy_file_def.jpg"/></center><br/><br/></li>
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	<li><a name="localconf"></a>You then might want to use specific settings for your project, a configuration different from the <a href="../preferences.html">global one</a>. Click on the "Enable project specific settings" check box. For additional configuration options, see the documentation about <a href="../eclipsevar.html">Eclipse variables</a>.

	<center><img src="../images/project_specific_settings.jpg"/></center></li>
	Now your classpath is set and you can see all dependencies in one unique folder of the package explorer (folder name = ivy-file-name[conf1,conf2]).


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