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JUNg
Hi,
I am a new learner in Java arena. For a project related work, i have to work with the JUNG tool for visualizing entities that are already saved in ms access database(02-03) format.
But there is no step by step installation procedure for JUNG in Netbeans. Would u like to tell me the procedures how can i use this JUNG tool?
Thanks.
Re: JUNg
Add the library to your classpath. I don't use netbeans, but there are countless tutorials online for how to add 3rd party jar libraries onto the classpath. If you don't know what classpath means, then I'd suggest disconnecting from your IDE for a second and start from the basics:
PATH and CLASSPATH (The Java™ Tutorials > Essential Classes > The Platform Environment)
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