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| Re: Refactoring over many project ? [message #293205 is a reply to message #293203] |
Wed, 19 October 2005 18:13  |
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Originally posted by: bbieth.free.fr
John Arthorne a écrit :
> I don't know what could be wrong... I do this kind of thing all the time
> and it just works. If your client classes were compiling correctly
> before you performed the refactoring, that would suggest the project
> references are set up correctly.
Ok I see ! My client (an RCP application) compil with a library package
from the server code ... I thought that references the server project
was enought.
If you aren't able to solve it, I
> suggest entering a bug report with a description of steps to reproduce
> it. Mention what kind of refactoring (move, extract method, etc).
> --
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> Bruno wrote:
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>> I have two project :
>> - client (which uses some server interfaces)
>> - server (define interfaces)
>> When I refactor an interface on the server it doesn't refactor the
>> client classes which use it.
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>> I've done the client project references the server project (from the
>> client property dialog box).
>>
>> Is there any missing link ?
>>
>> John Arthorne a écrit :
>>
>>> What refactoring in particular? If a Java refactoring effects
>>> classes in other projects that depend on the project being
>>> refactored, they should be included in the refactoring automatically.
>>> --
>>>
>>> Bruno wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hello,
>>>>
>>>> I can't find the way of refactoring more than one project.
>>>> Does anyone know it ?
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
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