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Default rcp plugin dependency on non-plugin project - 07-16-2008, 08:02 PM

Although we do not use RCP for any of the projects at my company.
But, I recently started a new project for which we decided to
use the RCP framework, so I created a plugin project.

My project however might have dependency on
these other projects(non-plugin) as we go along. How do I make
my plugin project depend on these other non-plugin
projects. If I just add the jars of these other projects
in a plugin and then have my plugin project dependent on
that plugin project, will I not have to create/add/remove
the jars every time the other projects change. Is there
an easier way to do this. Can I not have my plugin depend
on just another project? What am I missing
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Default 07-24-2008, 06:06 AM

If you use Maven as you build tool,
You can configure in such a way that maven will automatically place the updated jar from other project into the plugin project while building..
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