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    <p>(In case it matters, these are Java Android projects)</p> <p>Project <strong>A</strong> is a library project.</p> <p>Project <strong>B</strong> depends on <strong>A</strong>. For ease of project management across the board for other people instead of just me, <strong>A</strong> is contained within <strong>B</strong> via a git submodule.</p> <p>This means, if I want to make changes to <em>both <strong>A</strong> and <strong>B</em></strong>, I will have the following:</p> <ol> <li>Project <strong>A</strong> itself</li> <li>Project <strong>B</strong></li> <li><strong>B</strong>'s submodule of <strong>A</strong>, let's call it <strong>A'</strong>. Same code, same project name, different location on disk.</li> </ol> <p>Ideally I would like to be able to meet the following conditions:</p> <ol> <li>Be able to modify <strong>A</strong> itself directly within Eclipse.</li> <li>Be able to modify <strong>B</strong> and have it build, referencing <strong>A'</strong>, all within Eclipse.</li> <li>I don't really need <strong>A'</strong> as an imported project / no need to modify it, but I'd like it to automatically build its jar file and have that be referenced by <strong>B</strong>.</li> </ol> <p><strong>What I've tried:</strong></p> <ol> <li>Simply importing both <strong>A</strong> and <strong>A'</strong>: Doesn't work, because Eclipse cannot import two projects with the same name. I can't simply change the name either because it's a submodule; would have to do that <em>every git update</em>, unacceptable.</li> <li>Adding External Library reference to <strong>A'</strong>, keeping it out of Eclipse entirely: actually not too bad of a solution, but requires at least one external build of it from the command line (using <code>ant</code>) before it will work...not the most convenient.</li> <li>Doing a Source Link: Not the cleanest because <strong>A</strong> (and subsequently <strong>A'</strong>) have multiple source folders within them, so I'd have to update each time I add or remove source folders within <strong>A</strong>. I'd rather just use the jar directly.</li> </ol> <p>Is there a way to keep this all in Eclipse, or should I do something like #2 but with an added external build command to call <code>ant</code> on <strong>A'</strong>?</p>
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    2. COBecause #1 states I wish to be able to easily change / modify **A**.
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    3. COI was questioning the requirement. Yes you want to be able to modify project A, but why not just the project A that's at location A' ?
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