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(In case it matters, these are Java Android projects) Project A is a library project. Project B depends on A . For ease of project management across the board for other people instead of just me, A is contained within B via a git submodule. This means, if I want to make changes to both A and B , I will have the following: Project A itself Project B B 's submodule of A , let's call it A' . Same code, same project name, different location on disk. Ideally I would like to be able to meet the following conditions: Be able to modify A itself directly within Eclipse. Be able to modify B and have it build, referencing A' , all within Eclipse. I don't really need A' 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 B . What I've tried: Simply importing both A and A' : 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 every git update , unacceptable. Adding External Library reference to A' , 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 ant ) before it will work...not the most convenient. Doing a Source Link: Not the cleanest because A (and subsequently A' ) have multiple source folders within them, so I'd have to update each time I

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