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=== Adding your own modules external to EPrints ===

If you are coding a separate module which will use the EPrints modules as a set of dependencies, you should create a new "Perl Project" for your module, and place all your code in here.  I have found it useful to import the entire EPrints perl module as another Perl Project in Eclipse, and to set that on the "Perl Include Path" (see the next section).  In this way, when you ctrl-click on a package/module name, Eclipse will open the code in a new source tab, but the code which runs will still be the EPrints code in /usr/share/eprints3/perl_lib (unlike in the above section).  Later we will configure Apache to point to your development environment for the source of your new module, so it will be able to run alongside EPrints with no problems.