I try to import android project backed up from eclipse set up on windows 7 to mac mountain lion elipse but the project is disable as when the project already exist in the project explorer. However i have never imported this project before.
I used file then import then follow the usual project import method.
Someone run in the same issue ? Please help its a weird disadvantage as i have more than 7 projects to import.
Try to Crate another Workspace
Try to import your project folder by following this :
File>> New >> Project >> Android >> Android Project From Existing Code
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I have a project generated with cordova Command-Line Interface. I was always able to import cordova projects into eclipse JUNO without problems. Always got in eclipse two folders, one for NAMEDPROJECT and another called NAMEPROJECT_cordovalib. And configure NAMEPROJECT for reference cordovalib.
But now when I try to import a cordova 6.0.0 project into eclipse workspace it shows a lot of folders (MainActivity, aapt, debug, 13.1.0, CordovaLib). Why this amount of folders? I only import from the platforms/Android/ folder in the cordova CML project.
Doesn't work so far no matter which one I import.
Using android API 23, Eclipse Luna (4.4.2) , cordova 6.0.0.
Thanks in advance.
I suggest you try to import only "MainActivity" and "CordovaLib" only, you are not facing any problem
How do I properly import a project to Android Studio from github?
When I attempt to import the projects from github that is about a year old, I would get errors, and not have a functional project.
https://github.com/baseball435/SpaceInvaders
If I import the project above,
I get this message:
In addition, I get an awkward structure :
To import into Android Studio, select File > Import, and then select the directory containing the project to import. A wizard will open and guide you through the rest of the import process. When the project import has finished, it will open up a file called "import-summary.txt" which lists all the steps taken during import and suggestions for next steps. For example, it may note files that were not migrated, it may note missing components in your SDK install, and so on.
I was successful in importing projects from Github.
I think you should import only the SpaceInvaders-android part.
After import a gradle rebuild is all that is required.
I think this is the Importing github project you need. Just follow the steps.
Install git for Windows
It can be downloaded for free from git-scm.com.
Link git executable to Android Studio
Open Android Studio and got to Settings. In the Setting dialog open the page Version Control / Git. Here define the path to the git executable you have just installed.
Get the Path to your Repository from Github
Go to the GitHub page and get the HTTPs path to your repository.
Import the Git project to Android Studio
Go to Android Studio and go to Menu / VCS / Checkout from Version Control / Git
I want to use Android Studio, but I was working 2 Android Project with Eclipse.
So, I must take libraries and projects from Eclipse(workspace was 'D:\workspace4').
And I export gradle from Eclipse and in AndroidStudio, and go [File > Import Project... ] and select D:\workspace4\build.gradle.
But It seems that I import the Eclipse's workspace for one project.
I tried to export individual project from Eclipse, but I think It's failed.
Always root directory is workspace...
How can I export from My Eclipse's workspace correctly? Please help me...
Migrating from eclipse Projects to android studio includes two options:
1) Exporting from Eclipse :-
step 1:-Update your Eclipse ADT Plugin (you must have version 22.0 or higher).
In Eclipse, select File > Export.
step 2:-In the window that appears, open Android and select Generate Gradle build files.
Step 3:-Select the project you want to export for Android Studio and click Finish.
Your selected project remains in the same location but now contains a build.gradle file and is ready for Android Studio.
2)Importing into android studio :-To import into Android Studio, select File > Import, and then select the directory containing your Eclipse ADT project. A wizard will open and guide you through the rest of the import process.
( When the project import has finished, it will open up a file called "import-summary.txt" which lists all the steps taken during import and suggestions for next steps. For example, it may note files that were not migrated,
it may note missing components in your SDK install, and so on.)
I have an Android project which has made in Eclipse on Windows, now I need to import that project into Eclipse on Mac.
I'm trying to use the Import Projects tool. The problem is the project is not showed in the Projects list to be selected.
Is there another way to import the project into an Eclipse Mac? Or maybe I need to do something different?
Thanks in advance.
I could find what was my problem.
I had all of my projects inside a workspace folder. So, every time I tried to import my projects into my new Mac Eclipse, I could not see them in the projects list.
The thing was I take out my projects from that workspace folder and Eureka, Eclipse could list the projects and I could import them.
I hope it helps someone.
I created an Android project from terminal because when I create it inside Eclipse there's a problem with the R.java file, which is not created. I think I bypassed the problem creating the project from terminal. I want to know if there's a way to import it in Eclipse and work with it as a normal Android project created inside the IDE. Thank you!
In Eclipse to File -> import
select android--> existing code into workspace
find the root folder of that project, select
then check the project
and follow the steps.
It will be imported to Eclipse.