Referencing jars in other pars

Hi
I have been playing with a collection renderer and it needs to reference a class PropertyColumnRenderer from the jar km.appl.ui.flex.collection_core.jar from the portal app com.sap.km.cm.ui.flex , I tried supplying in the sharing reference com.sap.km.cm.ui.flex but it does not seem to pick it up . Any clues
Regards
Pran

Hi,
just decompile that PropertyColumnRenderer.class and include it in your own par. It should work.
There's no sharing reference for a jar which is in a private part I think.
Regards,
Ladislav

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