| Question about including sibling dependency [message #532920] |
Tue, 11 May 2010 15:03 |
 Eric
Messages: 2
Registered: May 2010 |
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Hi,
I have two projects defined under a parent project. It uses the Eclipse "flat-style" where the parent project and the children are all defined at the same folder level (I'm not sure if that matters, but I just wanted to point it out.)
Anyway, one child project references the classes from the other child. The problem that I'm experiencing is in Eclipse, all of the places where there is an import to a class from the other child project, the compilation is failing. However, if I make the dependency to the sibling project "provided" then Eclipse finds everything fine.
So, it is like this:
a) parent-project
b) child-project #1
- Class A
c) child-project #2
- Class B - imports Class A
- pom.xml - refers to child-project #1 (compile)
This causes Eclipse to show that Class B cannot find Class A.
Now, if I change the pom.xml to refer to child-project #1 using "provided", then Eclipse compiles correctly. But, of course, I want to put the JAR from project #1 into project #2, so provided won't work.
One other note... if I compile via the command line, everything works fine using compile or provided.
Does anyone know why this would be different?
Thanks in advance,
Eric
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