How to import external Jar in your Java project in Eclipse 2019-12 (4.14.0)?

In this short video it shows how to import or add an external jar library file in your Java project in Eclipse. In this video it shows the steps to go to configure build path window of the project and then to the libraries option to add the external libraries in form of JAR file under the classpath (and not modulepath).
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However, the main Java code is copied below also for reference:
import com.neovisionaries.ws.client.WebSocketException;
public class ImportJarClass {
public ImportJarClass() {
// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
}
public static void main(String[] args) {
// TODO Auto-generated method stub
}
}
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[@neon_playzz9888]

You helped more than you know!

[@ezequielarce6521]

Thanks a lot bro, it worked, blessing from Argentina

[@ProgrammerWorld]

You're welcome!

[@itemboy6814]

There is no Class Path in the Build Path section

[@OK-ri8eu]

Thanks helped me with my error I was getting ClassNotFound exception because I've imported the .jar file from module bar not class path.

[@manishagaikwad9359]

Thank you so much!

[@8elitegaming376]

By applying all this thing still I got error that is not accesible

[@rithvinong4872]

same here bro, I have been trying to find solution for this

[@ProgrammerWorld]

I hope that you have added the JAR files under the Classpath option as shown in this video. Details are also available at: programmerworld.co/blogs/how-to-import-external-jar-in-your-java-project-in-eclipse-2019-12-4-14-0/

[@aleempasha4098]

Thank you

[@ousmanedembele1845]

Thank you very much :)

[@Omar-zf7wg]

thanks a lot

[@RajThakur-sp6vc]

Thanks sir

[@nutannimase6768]

How to add missing jar files in eclipse without using maven dependancies

[@ProgrammerWorld]

I think in this video it shows exactly this. It shows how to add the JAR files in Java Build Path (Classpath) in Eclipse's properties window. Details are also available at: programmerworld.co/blogs/how-to-import-external-jar-in-your-java-project-in-eclipse-2019-12-4-14-0/