Errors opening a proyect created in another machine

Hi... I am new in Java specially with Sun Java Creator 2.. I created a Web Application JSF with some controls like combos, lists, trees, and I added some programation to them. I run it, and the result was great: no erros, but when I copied the project's folder in order to open it in another machine it, the project's name was in red in the project's windows, and when i clicked over it an option of resolving reference problems appeared. I don't know what happened because I downloaded example projects from Sun's web page, and they don't present this problem? I think that my project is being managed through dinamic libraries? Am I right? If not what is happening? Is it possible to manage static libraries in order to avoid this problem?
Regards,
DG

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