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compiling or packaging only the required files

Sri Kor
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Joined: Sep 03, 2001
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Hi,

I have one application project that uses a shared project. I would like to distribute only the files that I use in the shared project along with the application project. The shared project is too big and I only use few files from it (at the same time, I can't manually pick them).

Do we have a way to do it.

Do we have any tool that we can use to package only the used files from the shared folder.

I appreciate any help.
Thanks


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Ulf Dittmer
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There are various utitilities that can strip out unneeded classes, e.g. one called "Autojar".


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