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There has got to be a simple solution to this, but I’m having trouble working on a Java application on a Windows machine and a Snow Leopard machine. I’m doing all of my development in Eclipse and transferring the code via SVN checkins/checkouts. The problem I’m having is the application references a bunch of Snow Leopard JDK jars and refers to them via an absolute location in the classpath. Does anybody have experience working in this type of environment and how do you get around it?
Just configure a classpath variable pointing to some DIR and give lib build path relative to that dir.
Or simply use Maven repository.