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Vincent DOYELLE <vdoyelle@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> Joi Ellis [TeamB] wrote:

>>> Is there a way to store once only and make my 2 projects referencing this
>>> single store ? If yes, how ?
>> 
>>> I think this can be done via packages but I don't know how to create one
>>> and whre to store it.
>> 
>>> TIA for giving me the way to do this.
>> 
>>> I'm using JB 5.0 ent on RH 7.1
>> 
>>> Projects are stored in jbproject/NetWatch and jbproject/Agent (top
>>> directories).
>> 
>> Pretend your two projects are 3rd party libraries, and see here:
>> 
>> http://www.visi.com/~gyles19/cgi-bin/fom.cgi?file=104
>> 
>> 
>  Thanks Joi for this response to my second interrogation (where to store 
> it). 
> Maybe, Is it a stupid question : 
> how can I create a package with these classes : should I make another 
> project with these common classes and after create a packege (if yes, how) 
> or is there any ohet solution ?

You can take (at least) two approaches.  

One is to leave the shared classes in one project, delete them from the
second, and define a library using the first project's paths, then add that
library to the second project's required libraries list.  The extra
classes in the packages of the first project won't interfere with the
second project unless you have some naming conflicts between the two
projects.

Another is what you're thinking of trying: pull the common classes out of
both projects and put them into a third.  Define a library using the third
project's paths, and then place that library in both of the original 
project's required libraries lists.

Be sure to check that the classes path in the various projects do not contain
stale copies of the original class files, otherwise JBuilder's behavior
will get very confusing.

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