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using existing CVS project [message #162966]

Sat, 05 June 2004 22:17

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: ayakorn.hotmail.com

Hello,

I have project which was checked out by previous version of eclipse into
directory '/home/myproject'. This direcotry isn't under main eclipse's
directory. When I install new version of eclipse, I don't use the previous
workspace and configure files (I remove all files under eclipse's
directory and re-install new but I don't touch any files in
'/home/myproject'). How do I make that project available in new version of
eclipse without checking out new from server.

Regards,
wit

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Re: using existing CVS project [message #162983 is a reply to message #162966]

Sun, 06 June 2004 12:45

Rob Dingwell
Messages: 24
Registered: July 2009

Junior Member

wit wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have project which was checked out by previous version of eclipse into
> directory '/home/myproject'. This direcotry isn't under main eclipse's
> directory. When I install new version of eclipse, I don't use the previous
> workspace and configure files (I remove all files under eclipse's
> directory and re-install new but I don't touch any files in
> '/home/myproject'). How do I make that project available in new version of
> eclipse without checking out new from server.
>
> Regards,
> wit
>

Import the project from the File menu.
File >> Import >> Existing Project.

BTW. Did you know that you can place your workspace in a directory other
then the default under the eclipse root. This way you can install the
new version of eclipse and point it at that directory and all of your
projects are there, just as you left them.

Rob

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