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How to import a Java project to Eclipse?

I was trying to export a Java project. I was able to create a JAR file by using the option Export -> Java -> JAR file. I am not able to import this jar file into Eclipse (no import option for java). Am I doing anything wrong here?

Using Eclipse Java EE IDE for Web Developers (Version: Juno Release)

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Chillax Avatar asked Aug 16 '12 08:08

Chillax


3 Answers

There is a simplier way than exporting and importing the jar. Lets assume your project is named MyProject123. Just:

  1. Just open the workspace with your file manager,
  2. Copy the folder MyProject123 that contains the project and paste it in an other workspace.
  3. Open eclipse and create a new Java Project named MyProject123

Eclipse will recognize that there is a project with that name in the workspace and will import it. All you have to do is to make refresh (press F5) on the new project.

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Apfelsaft Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 22:10

Apfelsaft


To be able to import the project back instead of using JAR, try using 'Archive File' as follows.

Export to Archive

File -> Export...

Choose General -> Archive File as the export type like so :

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and then,

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Import back from the above archive

File -> Import...

Choose General -> Archive File and then set it up as follows :

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Ashutosh Jindal Avatar answered Oct 13 '22 00:10

Ashutosh Jindal


Follow follwing Steps :

Import Project -> JavaEE -> App Client Jar File -> Browse and select jar -> OK

You are done.

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Nandkumar Tekale Avatar answered Oct 12 '22 23:10

Nandkumar Tekale