| Proper way to create a Javascript Project and Reference it in another Web Project? [message #1139449] |
Tue, 15 October 2013 19:39 |
 Cory Stevenson
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Registered: October 2013 |
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I have an extremely large Dynamic Web Project that I have been building for 9 months that I am finally getting around to writing client libraries for in various languages and I know that I can reference other Eclipse Java projects as a "library" in my main project. I am trying to do this with a Javascript project and I cannot figure it out.
All I want to do is create a Javascript project, write some code in it and then somehow access it through another projects HTML files. When I make updates to this file in the separate project I want them to reflect in my main project upon save. I do not want this JS file in my main project as it is a separate entity and I want full subversion control on the Javascript project without interjecting dependencies.
I have been reading online for the last two hours and there HAS to be a way to do this that I just have not found or I am missing something. This should be easier than with Java because this stuff is non-compiled.
Can anyone help a guy out before I pull all my hair out?
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