| Can't Import Project [message #99280] |
Sat, 03 September 2005 10:49  |
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Originally posted by: cotejrp.adelphia.net
I have a project that I've been working on for a few weeks when, suddenly,
I no longer could open it up. I've tried Project->Open and it lists every
project except GameDatabase which is the project I want.
On top of that, importing doesn't work. I write click on my package
explorer --> import... --> Existing Projects into Workspact. I can go
through select root directory and find the directory for my GameDatabase
project. Then I get a Creation Problems dialog telling me the resource
already exists. I've tried simply importing the whole workspace and it
gives me the same result. (something which I assume eclipse does on bootup
anyway) So now I'm stuck. Any ideas?
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| Re: Can't Import Project [message #99878 is a reply to message #99280] |
Tue, 06 September 2005 12:19  |
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Originally posted by: eclipse3.rizzoweb.com
Philip Cote wrote:
> I have a project that I've been working on for a few weeks when,
> suddenly, I no longer could open it up. I've tried Project->Open and it
> lists every project except GameDatabase which is the project I want.
> On top of that, importing doesn't work. I write click on my package
> explorer --> import... --> Existing Projects into Workspact. I can go
> through select root directory and find the directory for my GameDatabase
> project. Then I get a Creation Problems dialog telling me the resource
> already exists. I've tried simply importing the whole workspace and it
> gives me the same result. (something which I assume eclipse does on
> bootup anyway) So now I'm stuck. Any ideas?
>
It is not exactly clear to me your situation - can you confirm or
correct the following statement: the project directory already exists in
your workspace directory, but the Eclipse views do not include it.
If that is the case, you can just start the process of creating a new
Project, give it the same of the existing directory, and Eclipse will
automatically detect that it is already there and use it as-is.
HTH,
Eric
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