Can't able to access the Jar files which is kept inside the folder.

Hi,
I am using the eclipse IDE, my project folder contains the folders src, bin, .metadata, .settings
if i place the jar file in the same location of the above mentioned folder means i can able to use the Jar file in eclipse(in my project).
But i create one folder in the same location in the name of Jar or anything and all jar files are placed inside the folder,then i can't able to access the jar file in eclipse(in my project).
How i can solve this problem?

RajivGuna wrote:
..How i can solve this problem?Put Eclipse aside for the moment and learn how the SDK tools work at the level of the command line, then you will be much better placed to figure how to do it in the IDE. If you are still having problems, I suggest you ask on an [Eclipse forum|http://www.eclipse.org/forums/].

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