1- Put the project (say project "myproject") somewhere (I mean copy or
extract or create project files). The simplest is eclipse/worspace/myproject
2- Then create a new java project in this directory. Eclipse will create a
java project with all the stuff found in the directory. You could have to
cleanup project properties->Java build path because eclipse makes some
misterious assumptions about what is source code, and what is libraries, and
so on...
"Fr?d?ric G?din" <badaddress@bad.fr> a ?crit dans le message de
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> Hi
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> Frederic
Frédéric Gédin - 04 Jun 2004 11:01 GMT
> 1- Put the project (say project "myproject") somewhere (I mean copy or
> extract or create project files). The simplest is
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> path because eclipse makes some misterious assumptions about what is
> source code, and what is libraries, and so on...
All of this behavior is very stange to me:
I removed the .classpath and .projet files from my project directory and
created a new project from eclipse using this directory. Then I added the
relevant elements in the project properties. When everything worked,I
compared the old .classpath and.project files with the new ones and found
no differences.
Anyway,it work now. Let's accept some magic:-)
Frederic