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Situation: I have two project´s ('A' & 'B').... Project A use a b.jar by "Java Build Path >> Add External Jar".... The problem is: When I generate a b.jar (B >>> Export >>> Jar ....) I overhide the b.jar that´s in project A... But project A doesn´t recognize b.jar. So I need to close eclipse, and then turn on again, so then the project A can see the new jar... Congratulations for Eclipse, it´s a nice IDE... Bye
> But project A doesn´t recognize b.jar. What do you mean by this? Better setup for your use case might be to generate b.jar directly into either project B or project A which will make it an internal JAR and export would detect this and refresh the JAR automatically once it is generated. Moving to JDT UI where this bug report belongs.
If I understand right, the JAR isn't refreshed when you overwrite the JAR. Correct? 'Refresh' on the package explorer should fix that. Is this working? As Dani said, try to use an normal (internal) JAR (Add JAR...). Or, normally we use project dependencies (add B to the required projects of A). Setting to remind while waiting for the answers.
As of now 'LATER' and 'REMIND' resolutions are no longer supported. Please reopen this bug if it is still valid for you.
