Structure of a project

Hi all,
when we are doing the extension of controller does the parent controller needs to be a part of project along with the extended controller.
thanks

Hi,
Specifying the parent controoller, adds following lines to your new controller.
1. Adds an import statement, which imports the parent controller.
2. Adds "extends parentController" term to your contoller class.
Your controller class doesn't care, if the parent controller is in myprojects or myclasses. It just want the path of class file of parent controller. You should point it to the class file (not java file) of your parent controller, no matter where ever it is . The things is..while running the controller, your parent controller class should in classPath. In jdeveloper's case, myClasses folder is in classpath. Hence to be on safer side, you should refer the parent class which is in my classes folder.
In fact, you can simply create your controller without specifying the extends parent controller. and then add the above mentioned two lines of java code to your controller. This also results in same extension to parent controller, as one achieve through wizard based extension.
Abdul Wahid

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