Is it possible to refer class files by mapping network drive?

Hi,
Is it possible to refer class files from the server(By mapping network of client's server) and specify this in project setting. If yes, how?
Right now I copied all class file needed, to 'myclasses' directory of jdevhome. this approach is working fine but the page is taking 20 to 30 minutes to refresh.
What could be probable reason for taking this much time to refresh a page? what could be alternative for this?
Will the mapping of drive and referring it will improve the performance?
I am connected to server through VPN and using Window based JDeveloper.
Regards,
Adarsh

Hi Adarsh,
For the first part of your query, You can create a new Library in Project Settings to refer to the server classes.
As for the performance issue, there could be many reasons. Do you really think class loading is the only reason for the same? You might want to check in the Log window as to which process is eating up your time before loading the page.
~Srinath.

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