On the eclipse side you include the projects source path in the build
list of the other project. In addition, for the command line compiler
to work, you need to add an "inherits" line to your *.gwt.XML file to
point to the other project just as you would for any of the external
google projects:
<inherits name="com.dave.utility.Utility"/>
Utility refers to "Utility.gwt.xml" which for me is in
com.dave.utility. This will give you access to all the classes in
that package. This could be in a separate project, but in this
example, they all share the same src top level directory.
- Dave
On Dec 5, 1:08 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> example :
> i have two projects ,ProjectA and ProjectB ;the client code in
> ProjectA , i wana this client code to refer one class which is of
> the ProjectB ;please help me how to do it ?
> Thanks very much!
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