Keith Brown wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> Well I have figured most of the other issues I was having. However, I
> do have 1 additional question…
>
>
>
> Our objects are divided between different jar files. Objects from one
> jar file will reference objects in another jar file. All of this is
> through interfaces. Now the question is can you create a mapping that
> references objects that were mapped/compiled in a separate jar?
>
It really shouldn't make any difference where the class files are
located (in one jar or many) as long as they are all accessible at
runtime. Be explicit explicit about the class paths of the
interfaces/objects used in the map file.
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