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Build ID: 3.4.2 M20090211-1700 Steps To Reproduce: 1. Create a workspace containing two projects of Java code with project A referring to an interface FromB in project B. Ensure that project B has an implementation of FromB. 2. Build project B into B.jar. 3. Add B.jar to the build path of project A. 4. Navigate to interface FromB from project B. Select "FromB" and search the workspace for references to FromB. Only those references in project B are found, which is counter-intuitive for a workspace-wide search. 5. Navigate to FromB.class via the build path of project A. Select "FromB" and search the workspace for references to FromB. The references in project A and project B are found, which is what I would have expected in step 4. More information: http://www.eclipse.org/newsportal/article.php?id=24232&group=eclipse.tools.jdt#24232
That works as expected. You would get a reference in project A if it did depend on project B otherwise, the FromB interface referenced in project B is only the one defined in this project, hence the difference between the two searches... So, close as INVALID
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