Sharing content between web projects [message #229969] |
Thu, 02 April 2009 17:08  |
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I'm developing with Eclipse 3.3 using the WTP all-in-one installation. We
have an existing dynamic web project which has a bunch of WebContent
(JSP's, XML configuration, etc), some Java classes, and a whole host of
web module dependencies on other projects and third-party libraries. Call
this the "standard" application. Now, I want to create a new "custom"
application that reproduces all of the content and dependencies defined by
the standard application, but also needs a handful of additional
dependencies on libraries which cannot be distributed with the standard
application. I would like to set this up in such a way that changes to
the content or dependencies of the standard project are automatically
propagated to the custom project. Unfortunately, it appears that the J2EE
Module Dependencies editor in the project properties only lets you add
dependencies to plain Java projects in the workspace and not to other web
projects. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.
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