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Hi,
I’ve been trying to configure a web project for deployment and I’m having trouble understanding the difference between
—“Include Jars exported by dependent Java projects”
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—“Include exported user-libraries of dependent Java projects”Does anyoyne know?
Thanks!
Include Jars exported by dependent Java projects
+ Web Project
+ (Depends On) Java Project
+ (Which Exports) Some JAR, like commons-logging.jar
== When the Web Project is deployed, it won’t just package of the Java Project, but it will also include the libs exported from the Java project (think of it as 3-levels deep of dependency management)Include exported user-libraries of dependent Java projects
Same idea as above, except instead of straight JARs, it will honor the exporting of entire User Libraries
Go to your Java Build Path then the Libraries tab for your Java project. You can add different kinds of resources to your build path this way, most common are JARs (like commons-logging.jar) and another common way is to add a User Library that contains a bunch of JARs.
Either can be exported from the Java Project, in which case any Web Project that relies on that Java Project will pickup and deploy those resources as well.
