The project includes

I'm relatively new to BB and C++ development native, and everything goes well until recently, when I tried to #include in my CPC file. My project seems to find understand it very well, but when I try to instantiate an instance of XmlDataAccess in a function within the PRC of such file, Momentics shows an error that XmlDataAccess was not declared in this scope.

Thanks in advance for your help,

Jesse

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