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  • -buildpath PATH

    The -buildpath instruction is the main mechanism to add build-time dependencies to a project. A dependency is either another project in the workspace, or a bundle in a repository. The -buildpath is only used during compile and build time; it is never used to run projects. Because -buildpath dependencies are only used compile time it’s recommended to add bundles containing only APIs; you don’t need bundles containing implementations.

    Examples

    An example of the -buildpath could be the following, where three dependencies are defined:

    -buildpath: \
     some.other.workspace.project;version=project,\
     osgi.core;version=4.3.1,\
     osgi.cmpn;version=4.3.1
    

    See Also

    • -testpath for setting the test path.
    • -maven-dependencies for how to configure maven dependency information.
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