How to add non modular jar in module project?

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I tried import junit.awtui in my module project main class

Error report : The package junit.awtui is not accessible

Problem is junit jar hasn't module-info.class, so its packages are not accessible
How can I resolve the problem ?

What I have tried:

Create module-info.class in jar

Posted 23-May-23 3:57am

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Andre Oosthuizen 23-May-23 11:29am

Remove the junit.awtui import from your module project's main class. This is because the junit.awtui package is not accessible due to the missing module-info.class in the JUnit JAR.

Instead of using junit.awtui, consider using the newer versions of JUnit that provide alternative mechanisms for running tests, JUnit Platform or JUnit Jupiter jumps to mind.

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