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Tue, 27 December 2005 14:02

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: wizumwalt.gmail.com

I have a java project (the icon w/ the little 'j') that I have made as a
test and I'd like to duplicate this project, copy the entire project into
another project so that I can modify the code and make another test from
it.

How do I do this so that the code, libraries, etc... are completely
separate and I end up with two copies of the same project w/ a different
project name?

Easiest way possible please.

Re: duplicate a project [message #296591 is a reply to message #296586]

Tue, 27 December 2005 14:26

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: automatic.javalobby.org

Using WinZip, compress the project into a .zip file (or export it as a Zip), then unzip it into the workspace (but with a different name). Edit the .project file (as there will be the old name stored in there) and change the file to match the new directory name. Then File->Import existing project into workspace will do the trick.

Alex.

Re: duplicate a project [message #296605 is a reply to message #296586]

Tue, 27 December 2005 22:46

Eclipse User

click the project
CTL+C (copy)
CTL+V (paste)

William Zumwalt wrote:
> I have a java project (the icon w/ the little 'j') that I have made as a
> test and I'd like to duplicate this project, copy the entire project
> into another project so that I can modify the code and make another test
> from it.
>
> How do I do this so that the code, libraries, etc... are completely
> separate and I end up with two copies of the same project w/ a different
> project name?
>
> Easiest way possible please.
>

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