How to export plugin with dependent project as jar [message #240439] |
Tue, 11 May 2004 11:17  |
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Hi,
I am trying to build a plugin that will become an RCP, and I have built it
using our main code branch as a library. So when I work in eclipse, I have two
projects: 'miro' and 'miro-ui'.
The miro-ui project depends on the back end interfaces of the miro project, and
all is well and good for developing when I set the miro-ui build path
dependencies to include the miro project.
However, when I export, I would like to compile the current miro project into a
miro.jar that will be included in the lib/ of the miro-ui plugin. I cannot seem
to find a reference on how to do this. It looks like it might be possible to
compile the miro source into a jar if it lives in the same project as miro-ui
(by setting the miro.jar to be a runtime library and selecting a source folder
under the miro-ui project to be compiled into it), but can I do this across
projects?
Chris
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Re: How to export plugin with dependent project as jar [message #240858 is a reply to message #240439] |
Wed, 12 May 2004 04:30  |
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If you find a solution, I am also interested...
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Chris Longfield wrote:
> Hi,
> I am trying to build a plugin that will become an RCP, and I have
> built it using our main code branch as a library. So when I work in
> eclipse, I have two projects: 'miro' and 'miro-ui'.
>
> The miro-ui project depends on the back end interfaces of the miro
> project, and all is well and good for developing when I set the miro-ui
> build path dependencies to include the miro project.
>
> However, when I export, I would like to compile the current miro project
> into a miro.jar that will be included in the lib/ of the miro-ui plugin.
> I cannot seem to find a reference on how to do this. It looks like it
> might be possible to compile the miro source into a jar if it lives in
> the same project as miro-ui (by setting the miro.jar to be a runtime
> library and selecting a source folder under the miro-ui project to be
> compiled into it), but can I do this across projects?
>
> Chris
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