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Wed, 20 August 2003 12:55

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: vk.vonkaenel.net

I keep my projects on one of those ram drives (small key-sized USB device)
so that I can work at home and at school. I haven't had problems with this
until today when I tried working on a relatively new project (originally
created and worked on at home). At school, my drive letter for the device
is different, and the project properties defines certain external jars and
variables using the paths on my home PC. So at school, my project shows up
with several hundred errors due to invalid paths defined in the Libraries
tab of Java Build Path.

Does anyone have a suggestion for making this situation work. For example,
having the library path definitions stored in the Eclipse folder and not
part of the .class and .project files in the project folder? I tried
copying the required "external? jar files to the lib/ext folder in the JRE,
but that didn't help. Thanks for any input.

Pierre -

Re: paths [message #87393 is a reply to message #87314]

Wed, 20 August 2003 17:07

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: vk.vonkaenel.net

I thought classpath variables were relative to each project and not
"global." Seems they are, so all my references in the library tab are now
via variables and not static paths (to jar files). This now works!

Pierre -

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