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I am new to Eclipse environment.
I have Eclipse Indigo.
Using I’ve downloaded the following via Install new Software:
Eclipse Plug-in Development Environment and
Eclipse RCP Plug-in Developer Resources
I created a new Java project, in java build path libraries tab I clicked on Add Library selected plugin dependencies but the list is empty.
You have two options to use JFace. You can either create a plug-in project (instead of Java project), and then you can use plug-in dependencies in the manifest.mf editor.
However, I believe, you want to use JFace in a standalone Java application. In this case you have to obtain the corresponding jar files manually, and add them to the project, but not as plug-in dependencies, but as normal jar dependencies. For details about this latter method check the JFace wiki page: http://wiki.eclipse.org/JFace#Create_the_Eclipse_SWT.2FJFace_Project