I would still prefer to work with my utilities in their habituated home outside the Eclipse directory, but this is better than copying them again and again into each Eclipse project.
Rich
Richard O. Hammer wrote:
>>Hi, >> >>In Eclipse, using version 2.1.0, I'm trying to use some
Ken Auer wrote:
I'm not exactly sure what you are trying to do per your description, but I'd guess you should make a separate project (call it "MyUtilities") and stick the classes in there. Then your other projects can include this project in its build path (see the properties of the project, and select "Java Build Path"). This will include these classes in your build path.
In the Java Build Path of this myUtilities project I specify the first project, tryUtility, not necessarily because it makes sense but because I have already exhausted all options which make sense to me, and now I am trying others.
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