Project Dependencies on Jdeveloper

Hi all,
I'm wondering what is the difference between choosing "Build Output" or any other profile File on the Project Dependencies on Jdeveloper.
These question came to me because i tried to rename some classes from my application and only when I checked the "Build Output" option the refactor worked for all my projects on the app.
Thanks,
LC

Specifying dependency indicates the project is dependent on the project to which the dependency is defined.
+"Build Output" or any other profile File+
Specify the file on which the project is dependent.

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