# Changes to Plug-in Project Classpath

## NutShell

To make sure you can compile your code successfully, you must add the following lines to the project's classpath, where `RSE_HOME` is the folder where you installed the product:

- `RSE_HOME/com.ibm.etools.systems.core_5.0.0/runtime/clientserver.jar`
- `RSE_HOME/com.ibm.etools.systems.core_5.0.0/runtime/systems.jar`
- `RSE_HOME/com.ibm.etools.systems.core_5.0.0/runtime/mofrt.jar`
- `RSE_HOME/com.ibm.etools.systems.logging_5.0.0/runtime/systemslogging.jar`

## Step-By-Step Details

Right-click on your project.Select Properties, and then select the Libraries tab. You will now add the RSE jar files you need to reference, in order to compile the code successfully:

1. Press the Add Variable button on the right of the list, to open the New Variable Classpath Entry dialog.
2. Press the New button to open the New Variable Entry dialog. Specify "RSE_HOME" for the Name and "c:/WDSC/iSeries/eclipse/plugins" for the Path, where "c:/WDSC" is the folder where you installed the Eclipse-based product you are running. Press OK to return to the New Variable Classpath Entry dialog.
3. Press the Extend button to get the Variable Extension dialog. Find the folder `com.ibm.etools.systems.core_5.0.0/runtime`, expand it, and select `system.jar`. Press OK to return to the Libraries tab, and select No on the warning message.
4. Press the Add Variable button to get the New Variable Classpath Entry dialog again, and select the RSE_HOME variable. Press Extend and select the `mofrt.jar` file in the same `com.ibm.etools.systems.core_5.0.0/runtime` folder. Press OK to return to the Libraries tab.
5. Repeat the previous step, for `systems.jar` and `clientserver.jar`.
6. Repeat the previous step, but this time select folder com.ibm.etools.systems.logging_5.0.0/runtime, and file systemslogging.jar. Press OK to return to the Libraries tab.
7. Press OK to close the Properties for RSESamples dialog.