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Thread: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

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    Hello All,

    I Am New To Java Migrating From .Net To Java

    I Have 1 Problem Regarding Jar Files.. Ie

    1.) I Created a Project Name " Second "
    2.) Created A Package Name "UsingPackages"
    3.) In That Package I Created A New Class Name As "SecondClass"

    I Have Written A Method "Add " In That Class;

    And I Exported That One to a Jar File Name As " Second.jar"


    OK Then

    1.) Created Another Project Name "UsingPackage"
    2.) Added The Jar into This Project
    3.) I Called that Add Function in This It Works Perfectly...

    And My Problem Is If Write Sub Method in My First Project, And I Am Trying To Access it from Second Project It Won't Works

    Hope U Understand the Situation

    I Am Using Eclipse, , , Please Give Me A Solution How To Refresh The Referenced Libraries !!!!

    Thanks And Regards
    Rajeev


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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    If both projects are in the same workspace, you shouldn't have to rely on exporting the jar (which necessitate an export after every update), rather in the build path add the project under the project tab (as opposed to an external jar library)

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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    Hi Copeg. Thank You For Your Reply.

    My 2 Projects Are in Same Workspace. But Each and Every time when i update the code i need to Remove Jar file and again i need to add that jar file..

    Please help me

    Thanks

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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    Read my post above, which contains the solution: don't have your project depend upon a jar at all, but upon the other project.

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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    Ya Copeg But I Need To Depend on Jar File.... Because i wanna hide my Code to users

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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    Quote Originally Posted by rajeev.sjsu View Post
    Ya Copeg But I Need To Depend on Jar File.... Because i wanna hide my Code to users
    What I suggested allows you to develop the two projects in parallel, which is what it seems like you are doing (otherwise for what you ask you will need to rejar every time a change is made so your other project can access those changes). When you deploy to the user, you jar up both projects.

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    Yeah Copeg I Am Developing two projects in parallelly, But I Am Not Getting !!!

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    Default Re: How To Refresh Referenced Libraries In Eclipse ?

    In eclipse, right click the project that depends upon the other project, go to Properties. Select 'Java Build Path' and click on the Projects tab. Click "add" then select the project you wish to add to the classpath. Now that project is on the classpath - no need to jar it until you deploy. If the need be, remove the old jar from the jar dependency. That's about as explicit as I can get on how to accomplish what you want.

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    Yeah.. Copeg Thank you it's Working Now....

    After Completion of my program do i need to give both projects ?

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