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Our develpment environment for developers is partially Linux and 
partially Windows.  When we specify a location for a jar file out of the 
normal project location. When the jpx file is updated and moved to the 
other platform, the path for the jar ends up being wrong.  An example of 
how our project is setup follows:

   baseDir
      lib   <---- where we put jar files
      proj1 <----- One JBuilder project
      proj2 <----- 2nd JBuilder project uses jar files from project 1 in 
lib directory

When jpx file is checked in for proj1 under windows directory for 
proj1.jar appears as c:\basedir\lib  when Linux developer updates their 
jpx file.

When jpx file is checked in for proj1 under Linux for proj1.jar appears 
as /home/userNameA/baseDir/lib when windows user updates jpx file. Also 
for a different Linux user the wrong username will appear in the jar file.

Is it just a bad idea to specify locations for files outside of the base 
project directory (proj1 in this case)?  What is the "proper way" for 
solving this sort of issue?

Thanks for any help,

Bill Eme (eme1@llnl.gov)