If you want to use a specific set of JARs across multiple projects without redefining them every time, you can create a reusable external library. menu and select Manage Libraries tab, click the Library Name
If you would like to optimize this setup further, let me know: Your exact (e.g., 12c, 11g) If you are deploying to a standalone WebLogic server how to import library into jdeveloper upd
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The process boils down to:
If you are working with Oracle JDeveloper (especially versions 11g, 12c, or 12.2.1.x), you’ve likely encountered the challenge of reusing third-party JAR files or custom libraries across multiple workspaces or projects. Copying the same JARs into every new project is tedious, error-prone, and violates the DRY (Don’t Repeat Yourself) principle. If you share with third parties, their policies apply
<update-Descriptor> <update-entry> <name>Custom Logging Library</name> <version>1.0</version> <requires> <oracle-ide-version range="[12.2.1.0.0,12.2.1.9.999]"/> </requires> <actions> <add-files> <file>lib/my-logger.jar</file> </add-files> </actions> </update-entry> </update-Descriptor>
In any project, go to > Libraries and Classpath > Add Library and select your new library from the list. Special Case: Service Bus Resources