Java Build Path Errors in WD with NWDI

Hi,
i'm connected to a NWDI and imported a development configuration with a SC from there.
When I create a new DC (type: Web Dynpro) within this SC, I receive a lot of errors that classes could not be resolved.
In the projects properties, I can see that the Java Build Path has "JRE_LIB" added only. In local WD-projects (without any NWDI) there are a lot more Libraries added.
I guess, this is the problem.
Now the question is: How can I convince my project to use more libraries in its Build Path?
in the used SC I've added initially the following dependencies according to a tutorial:
DI BUILD TOOL 7.00
SAP J2EE ENGINE 7.00
SAP JAVA TECH SERVICES 7.00
then, after receiving theses errors, I've added additionally (I guessed them):
WEB DYNPRO APPLICATIONS 7.00
WEB DYNPRO RUNTIME 7.00
still the same...
additional information: after cretaing the DC, I also receive the following warning/error:
Development Component Creation completed with some problems.
Reason:
Some used DCs are not available locally.
You have to sync used DCs for this project.
kr, achim

after copy&paste the missing entries from a .classpath-file of a local project to my NWDI-based projects .classpath file, the build errors are gone.
but how to do that automatically?
and still errors occur in the develop-config perspective:
ERROR: failed to resolve reference "sap.com/tc/..." for DC "....":Cannot find compartment of used component: sap.com:tc/wdp/metamodel/content
kr, achim

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