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import from another java project in eclipse

I'm working on two project in eclipse and I would like to import some classes from project a to project b. What should I do?

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add project A to project B's build path.

ozk  2010-08-15 13:40:51
thanks! just to be more explicit for future reference of other readers: right click on project b's folder in eclipse --> properties --> build path --> projects --> add.
David B  2010-08-15 13:52:55

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