title: Generating a Jar in Eclipse including external library
body: <p>I have a java application I've written in eclipse.  It works fine there.</p>
  
  <p>It works fine run from a command line in the directory where I export it to.  In that directory is another directory containing two jar files that I need for the application, and the manifest file has a Class-path option specifying them.</p>
  
  <p>I want a way to use eclipse to generate the necessary file(s) to package this application to run on another machine.  Is that possible?  </p>
  
  <p>If I choose "create executable jar file", it creates this huge file; it does unpack and repack the two libraries, which I know is one way to get their functionality included.  I would actually prefer it if they were left as their own jars somehow, but I am not certain eclipse can do that.  More annoying is the fact that the executable jar file option puts lots of files from my eclipse project into that jar file.  I don't see an option to choose what gets included there, though I do see a place to enter inclusion and exclusion "rules' in the project properties.  Do those apply here?  Is there somewhere else I go to select what does and does not get included in the "executable jar"?</p>
  
  <p>If I choose "create jar" (ins of "create executable jar"), I don't see where there's an option to include these two jar files anywhere.  Perhaps there is no place to include them where they could be used.</p>
  
  <p>If possible, I do not want to use Ant, I do not want to use Maven, I do not want to download another tool.  It seems to me that Eclipse already has all this information and I suspect it can already do this without having to go and learn yet another "nifty" tool.</p>