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I can't import gradle project Eclipse. "Finish" button does nothing

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I am trying to import Gradle project to Eclipse. But it is impossible. Hitting "finish" button does nothing. I've already tried to import a few projects which are fine, because on another PC it just works with them. Also creating a new Gradle project does not work.

I have gradle installed, added GRADLE_HOME and JAVA_HOME, in PATH defined %GRADLE_HOME%\bin and JAVA_HOME\bin. Using gradle or java in command prompt works fine.

But here are screenshots with something weird: https://imgur.com/a/AOpUy
On default settings it does not work either.

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pjoter Avatar asked Dec 10 '17 15:12

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I had the same problem and I was able to get it working by upgrading the Buildship Gradle Integration plugin.

The version I had prior was 2.0 which doesn't support Java 9 but the 2.2 plugin does.

You can update it through eclipse in Help > Eclipse Marketplace... > Installed > Update. (I'm using Eclipse Oxygen)

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LacombeJ Avatar answered Oct 17 '22 01:10

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