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This sounds like an absolutely horrible idea. Each developer should have their own instance of Java, Eclipse and the Android SDK installed on their local machines. To work on the same project simply share the project via a Source Control solution which resides on a shared server (CVS/SVN/Git).

Answered by: Freddie986 | Posted: 21-02-2022

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