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I have a project "Foo" with multiple configurations importing other project "Foolib" with multiple configurations too. In the Foolib project every configuration has a different name of the output jar. When I want to import Foolib into Foo project I'm ask to choose project jar and there is a list of the Foolib's configurations and theirs output jars. And this is the problem. All output jar offered by the dialogue are the same (they have the same name as the name of the output jar of the Foolib's actual configuration. But the should differ. example: there is dist/nokia/foolib_nokia.jar dist/siemens/foolib_nokia.jar dist/motorola/foolb_nokia.jar when the nokia is the active configuration of the Foolib project and dist/nokia/foolib_motorola.jar dist/siemens/foolib_motorola.jar dist/motorola/foolb_motorola.jar when the motorola is the active configuration of the Foolib project and instead of dist/nokia/foolib_nokia.jar dist/siemens/foolib_siemens.jar dist/motorola/foolb_motorola.jar
Yes, this happend when we added ${config.active} as a part of jar and jad name. We were not able to solve this problem other way then by removing the ${config.active} suffix from jar and jad names and return to the model introduced in 4.0. You can do the same manually for your library project. Go to jar category in project properties, remove the conditional suffixes and refresh the dependencies between the projects by selecting correct jars.
verified - no suffixies in jar names