This is a key process in Java IMHO that I didn't manage to find entirely on the Internet until I realised how to do it. You may jump to the number you are struggled with.
Import Java classes from Apache, etc
1.- Identify our programming needs to solve. E.G.: replace accents on the go.
2.- Search what we need to do with Java on a browser. This gives us keywords for "3.-". E.G. search replace string accents library java apache
If it's not in the default java libraries that we may be importing automatically in our .java code:
3.- Import that solution (download a .jar containing it), because you always must have its library.
4.- Add it to your project reference libraries:
- Select something in the Eclipse package explorer. E.G. for Windows: Ctrl+A (select all), F5 (refresh).
- Right click the new jar file, and select Build Path -> Add to Build Path.
5.- Import the library as usual. E.G.: add import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringUtils; to your .java.
6.- Adapt your new functionalit(y/ies).
Hope it helps not only me :)
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