Project directory retrieval using jdeveloper extension/Java

Hi, I would like to retrieve the project directory of the project being worked in jdeveloper using extension tools (i.e When u right click on ur project and click the extension tool created, it should display the project directory on the log window ). Can anyone suggest me the ways to retrieve the path using custom extensions tool or by using java code ?

Harry,
In 11gR2 the JProjectLibraries class is located in oracle.ide.library.jar. I've asked some of the engineers to see if I can get some more in depth examples on what you're doing, but hopefully the class location will help you a little while I wait for more info.
--jb

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