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Eclipse Android: how to use a library project with linked folders?

If I have a simple android library (set using project-> properties-> android-> Library) with linked folders, linked folders will not be included in the application using the library.
Selecting a library project will add a link to the application project in the src folder of the library and all real folders, but it will ignore any related folders in the library project.

--- Edit: this really works with later Eclipse and adt ---
I can add the library as a project dependency (project-> properties-> javabuildpath-> project) - this will make Eclipse know the classes in the linked folders and fix compilation errors in Eclipse, but will not include library classes in apk itself and the application will not work with java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError.

What is your suggestion for using a library project with source folders linked to an external project library?

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The solution was always under my nose:

Apparently, with a newer version of the eclipse and / or android tools, adding a library as a project dependency is sufficient project -> properties -> javabuildpath -> project.

project -> properties -> android.

eclipse Helios (3.6) Android 10.0.1, .

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