To create project dependencies

CAUTION:

Circular or missing dependency definitions cause a build error. You need to fix the error before you proceed with the build.

To create project dependencies for a native COBOL project

Select your project in COBOL Explorer.
On the Project menu, click Properties.
The Properties for <project-name> dialog box appears.
Click Micro Focus > Build Path.
Click the Projects tab.
Click Add.
A dialog box containing all compatible projects appears.

Note: Local projects can use sources and build artifacts only from other local project(s). Remote projects can use resources only from remote projects that are using the same remote connection.
Select the projects containing the resources needed to build the current project, then click OK.
Click Apply and Close on the Properties for <project-name> dialog box to save the changes.

Select your project in COBOL Explorer.
On the Project menu, click Properties.
The Properties for <project-name> dialog box appears.
Click Micro Focus > JVM Build Path.
Click the Projects tab.
Click Add.
This displays a dialog box with all compatible projects.

Note: Local projects can use sources and build artifacts only from other local project(s). Remote projects can use resources only from remote projects that are using the same remote connection. JVM COBOL projects can use sources and build artifacts from other JVM COBOL projects as well as from Java projects.
Select the projects containing the resources needed to build the current project, then click OK.
Click Apply and Close on the Properties for <project-name> dialog box to save the changes.