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Monday, January 16, 2017

Eclipse - Create Java Package

Opening the New Java Package wizard

You can use the New Java Package wizard to create a Java package. The Java Package wizard can be opened in different ways −

  • By clicking on the File menu and selecting New → Package.
  • By right click in the package explorer and selecting New → Package.
  • By clicking on the package icon which is in the tool bar(Package Icon ).
If you are creating a sub package, before opening the Java Package wizard select the parent package so that name field can have a default value in it.

Using the New Java Package Wizard

Once the Java Package wizard comes up −
  • Enter/confirm the source folder name.
  • Enter the package name.
  • Click on the Finish button.
New Java Package

Viewing the Newly Created Package

The package explorer will show the newly created package under the source folder.
Create Java Package

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