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Hello,
Eclipse has a feature for projects (in the project properties) where you can put other projects on the build path for the current project. Does MyEclipse have a similar feature or can it take advantage of this feature from Eclipse?
My current scenario is that project A contains a tag library and all necessary classes. I would like project B to have access to the tag library and all necessary jars without having to copy all the jars in proj A’s lib/ since some of them are unnecessary for B.
Incidentally, I’ve tried putting project A on B’s build path, but the tag library that I reference in B still cannot find its implementation in A’s lib/
Thanks.
Gadauto,
Yes, you should be able to place mutiple projects on the build path to contain your taglibs, as you’re trying to do. For this to work, project B must be a MyEclipse Web project and project A must be a plain java project. You should also ensure that “Smart Deployment” is enabled at Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > J2EE Projects > Web Project Deployment > Web Project Dependent Project Deployment Policy. Once the build path has been set and Smart Deployment enabled, you may need to manually clean and rebuild the affected projects.
