Snmp program in eclipse 3.2 WTP ...?

hi,
i have to develop snmp program. i am using java 1.5 and eclipse 3.2 WTP. i already have package for javax.management.* , and i have to do coding with that.
But java 1.5 is using JMX. and eclipse is also using that. i import javax.management package in eclipse, but for snmp coding it is using com.sun.jmx.snmp.* not my imported pacakge java.management.snmp.* .
so, how i can use my package javax.management in eclipse ?
(javax.management has sub package snmp, monitor, relation, etc. )
its urgent, pls help me...
thanks in advance.

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