I can confirm that this is the solution. you need to have the
classes in each package in a different directory.
Using Eclipse works even better! :-P
Chuck
On Jun 8, 2007, at 1:49 PM, Jean-François Veillette wrote:
I would expect (didn't try exactly this case) that by having each
files in a different directory (Classes/com/abc/Customer.java and
Classes/com/xyz/Customer.java) would work correctly.
- jfv
Le 07-06-08 à 15:22, Joe Moreno a écrit :
Is there a trick to adding two classes, with the same name but in
different packages, to a WebObjects Xcode project?
For example, what's the best way to add the following two classes
to a single Xcode project:
com.abc.Customer.java (in package com.abc)
com.xyz.Customer.java (in package com.xyz)
Thanks,
Joe
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