Add a project with a static class to another project in Eclipse

Question

OK, this might be a pretty basic question so please sorry.

In Eclipse, I have a project with some utilities, let's call it Utils. Something like

public class Utils {
   public static void doSomething() {
        // do something
   }
}

I want to use this project as a library for many my other projects, for example my project "MyProject"

After I assure that there are no syntax problems in Utils, I keep it open in the UI and open also MyProject.

In MyProject I go to Properties -> Java Build Path -> Projects -> Add and add Utils. Now I should be able to see Utils.doSomething() when I press CTRL-Space and use it in the code, but this is not the case. What am I missing? I have been going round and round to find how but could not find a solution.

Thank you very much

EDIT: I think I tried all the usual problem-solving solutions like cleaning the projects, restarting Eclipse, recreating ex-novo Utils, rebuilding and automatic imports. For this reason I think that the real problem is not Eclipse but me, I am missing something that I don't understand.

Answer 1

I think I solved it. The Utils (Android) project had the public class in the "default container" that had no name, probably that was the reason.