java - calling a function from a project without import that project -

I have some big problem. It will be a bit complex situation. I have 3 java projects, A, B and C. Projects A and C.B as a .jar file, that means, the B Act as a library for A and C projects. What I want to do, I want to get a function from a Java file in a project and use it in the C file in the CJ project without the C file in the Java file. The only way to connect between these two projects is through the project. Can someone help me solve this? Let me give an example:

There is aa.java in Project A, and there is a function in it:

  Private steady Boolean keyballing = false; Public static bullion iskeyBlocking () {key return; }  

I want to import this function into C project in cc.java without wanting to import C project without this AA Java. I hope this example helps in understanding my question.

If I understand your question correctly, then you want to use it from one project To add the project without any project / jar.

This is not possible. In your scenario, you have a general project (assistant / utility), which is linked to both projects A and C.

You may want to get the current class 'AA Java' / P>

** "I want to get the function from any Java file in a project and use it in the C file in the Java file Without the java file to use the "C ++"

without using the "Java" import file, you can use it directly without importing it as below.

If the package is 'com.app.test', the class AA is Java.

Use of Import:

Import com.app.test.AA

Public Zero Certain Methods ()

{

  A.A.SCICblocking ();  

}

Without importing:

// no import < / P>

Public Zero Certain Methods ()

{

  com.app.test.AA.iskeyBlocking ();  

}