I'm working on a Libgdx Projekt and unfortunatly i messed up and so deleted the Projekt in the Package Explorer (without deleting the Project Contents on the disk). When I now try to import my downloaded commit from GitHub Eclipse says "No Projects were found to import"
How can fix this issue?
With Eclipse Neon, once your project is cloned, use File > Import projects from filesystem.... This should detect possible import configurations.
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I imported existing maven projects into my spring-tool-suite "eclipse" IDE but the projects folders doesn't show up in my workspace directory.
What might be the problem?
Thanks.
PS :: For instance if you import a normal java project into eclipse IDE you get the option of checking a box to copy the project into the workspace, but in spring-tool-suite there is no such option.
I have project in GIT that I can see on my local repo through command line interface. Now when I try to import GIT project I still see it on 'Select a wizard to use for importing projects' but when I check 'Import existing project' and click next to next window called 'Import Projects' the project goes missing.
I also tried importing project both by creating new project and coping source into it and also by importing existing project option but some how source does not import in all the attempts.
Check if it has '.project' file. If no, you should create it somehow. For example, in gradle prjoject you can run 'gradle eclipse' command, for maven project - something other. If it is just clean java project - create new Java project in Eclipse, create at least one class and save it. After that you may close eclipse, and copy all source files from project that you trying to import to folder, where created class is placed.
I am using GitHub for sharing my code. I cloned the code from the server to my local repository and can see all my projects in the Windows Explorer.
But when i make this my Eclipse Workspace and open it in Eclipse, it seems to be empty. I can't see any projects there.
Why not?
You have to import that projects into eclipse
Click on File->Import...
Select "Existing Android Code Into Workspace" from Android
Click Next
Select your projects from your workspace
Thats it... You are done...!
its very simple you need to import it even you set it as your workspace . open eclipse click file > import>General>existing project into workspace> and chose your workspace folder or any specific project ..
Thank you
I redid everything again from scratch. Seems like it was some problem with the cloning and the repository. It is working fine now.
I imported a project into Eclipse and then deleted it, Now I am trying to import the same project once again, but Eclipse says Some projects cannot be imported because they already exist in the workspace. I'm not sure how to import that project now.
Right click inside Eclipse Navigator view then use Restore from Local History... option to restore your projects.
I want to import my Eclipse projects into IntelliJ IDEA, so I went to the IntelliJ IDEA help page:
If no project is currently open in IntelliJ IDEA, click Import Project
on the Welcome screen. Otherwise, select File | Import Project.
Problem is there is no Import Project option on the welcome screen and there is no Import Project option in the file menu.
Any ideas how to do this?
I checked for updates and it's telling me my 11.1.3 version is the latest, even though the help page has 12.0 in the title bar.
In IntelliJ IDEA 14.1.4 you can import a project with the following existing sources:
Eclipse project (.project) or classpath (.classpath) file
Maven project file (pom.xml)
Bnd/Bndtools workspace (workspace/cnf)
Flash Builder project file (.project, *.fxp, *.fxpl)
Gradle build script (*.gradle)
Go to File → New → Project from Existing Sources… and a dialog will open that allows you to open one of the supported files or directories.
In IntelliJ IDEA 11.1 you can find the import option in the New Project dialog. You can find it at File | New Project.
In IntelliJ IDEA 11 you should use File | New Project, Import project from external model.
Also check that Eclipse Interoperability plug-in is enabled in Settings | Plugins.