| How to control the target for each folder [message #163982] |
Sat, 05 August 2006 03:16 |
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Originally posted by: mansour.own.net
Hi EveryBody:
I'm still new to Eclipse, and I am using it for a java project.
The project consists of several parts including a part for common files.
For example there's a server, client1, client2 in different "Source
folders" and a package called common.util. Now, I am compiling each part
and directing the output to a separate folder in order to create a jar
file for that part. Things are great and smooth up to here, but the
resulting files in each folder doesn't contain the common files needed.
For example, let's assume client1.java needs a file called
common.util.ConectionPermission1.java , when I compile the project
client1.class ends up in the correct directory, but without
ConnectionPermission1.class, I can change the output directory for the
package common.util to the same folder as client1, but when testing and
cleaning and rebuilding, I need to do this quickly and effeciently. As I
mentioned at the beggining I am new to eclipse, and not looking at all
to learn another peice of Technology like ANT to achieve this. I do have
a strong feeling that eclipse has this functionality somewhere. Does any
one know ?? By the way, sorry for the long question, but to make sure, I
made things clear. Thank you.
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