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Maoristirn
Maoristirn

Reputation: 51

Eclipse: Use user libraries from another project

I have three Eclipse projects in my workspace. Two of them depend on the third one which contains common classes and libraries the other two both use:

project_X
  +src
project_Y
  +src
project_commons
  +src
  +lib

I can access and import all src classes from the commons project but the libraries are not found. Is there a way to automatically reference them in project_X and project_Y? If possible I'd like it that if I add a library to the commons project, the other two can automatically use it as well.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 695

Answers (2)

Elizabeth Garcia
Elizabeth Garcia

Reputation: 33

Make a Shared Library in you're Web-sphere console, with the path to where you have you're common classes, then include this shared library to any application you wish to share those classes to.

From you're Web-sphere Console, log in , then go to : Environment-> shared Library's

Upvotes: 0

flob
flob

Reputation: 3908

You just have to export those libraries on the common project:

Project -> Properties -> Java Build Path -> Order and Export

Upvotes: 2

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