[atait]

How are folks solving the following problem?

For all of the common libraries our projects share, we store them in a “lib” directory that gets loaded into the environment at app server startup. In MyEclipse, we need to have these jars on our build path.

I have been able to create a “library” containing all of the jars, but when we check the project in and someone else checks it out, they need to recreate the “library” on their workspace.

I’m looking for a way to reference the directory where all of these jars are stored, so other developers can check out the project and have it work with no local changes.

Thanks in advance

Allen

[Riyad Kalla]

Allen,
AFAIK User Libraries are defined and store in the user’s workspace, so if you want to make your setting persistent across the project try and change the user library to individual “External JAR” References using the “Add External JAR” Button in the Libraries tab instead, this will be recorded in the .classpath file and persisted with your proejct to the other people’s computers.

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