Is there something that I need to set in Intelli-J for these specifically? When I look at the Module Settings, the dependencies are there in the \library_application (Provided) project, and the library_application project is indicated as a dependency in the \actualApplication project.
If your library_application is a provided dependency of actualApplication and library_application itself has provided dependencies then it might be that IntelliJ just ignores these provided dependencies of library_application. Maven does this too (see table at: http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-dependency-mechanism.html#Dependency_Scope).
I think you should define your GWT dependencies of library_application as compile dependency because you need them on class path whenever you use library_application somewhere else. If the other project uses library_application as provided then all the compile dependencies of library_application should be treated as provided automatically.
-- J.
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