From Eclipse I created a link to the .class file of the other project into
the bin/classes/...
folder in the android project. Then I configured the other project in the
java build path
of my Android project.
You shouldn't need to do any manual linking. Assuming the shareable class is
in a project of its own (for example, called 'Libraries') and both that
project and your working project that needs to use the class are open in the
same workspace, if you go to the Java Build Path and the Projects tab, then
click Add, it should list your other project - check the Libraries project
and that should be it.
In fact, on the Windows version of Eclipse at least, if I simply refer to
the shared class in my project then Eclipse usually offers 'Fix project
setup' as an option for Red Wavy Line resolution - and it seems to know the
Libraries project is the right project to include.
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