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Problem with dependant projects [message #9696]

Sun, 10 November 2002 23:32

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Messages: 12
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

When I have to aspectj projects in my workspace and I include one of them in
the other (as a dependant) project, I am not able to compile my project, as
the class files are not found.
(Taking two normal java project this works).

Is this a bug in the plugin or do I have to handle it in a different way
than when using two normal java projects?

Greeting,
Alex

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Re: Problem with dependant projects [message #11511 is a reply to message #9696]

Tue, 26 November 2002 22:59

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Mik.Kersten.parc.com

Hi Alex,

Inter-project dependencies are not currently supported for AspectJ projects.
You can work around this by producing a ".lst" file that contains the
dependancy. So if you have projects A and B one way to achieve that would
be to create a new configuration file (using the wizard) in prject B, and
add a reference to A's default configuration file by editing the text of
B/defaul.lst to include:

@../A/default.lst

Sine A/default.lst is generated automatically for every build of project A
this will keep the list of sources that you're depending on in A up-to-date.
This is a bit akward, and we do plan on improving the UI for project
dependencies.

Mik

"Alexander Ny

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Re: Problem with dependant projects [message #563043 is a reply to message #9696]

Tue, 26 November 2002 22:59

Mik Kersten

Messages: 287
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Hi Alex,

Inter-project dependencies are not currently supported for AspectJ projects.
You can work around this by producing a ".lst" file that contains the
dependancy. So if you have projects A and B one way to achieve that would
be to create a new configuration file (using the wizard) in prject B, and
add a reference to A's default configuration file by editing the text of
B/defaul.lst to include:

@../A/default.lst

Sine A/default.lst is generated automatically for every build of project A
this will keep the list of sources that you're depending on in A up-to-date.
This is a bit akward, and we do plan on improving the UI for project
dependencies.

Mik

"Alexander Ny

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