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eclipse import souce jar
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reubin haz
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I exported a normal standalong Java project inside the eclipse with 'Export all output folders for checked projects' and 'export java source and resources' checked. When I created a new Java project and tried to import that source jar file, the project seems imported correctly, but under that project tree, only packages are shown, but I could't click any one of them to expend, and I could't see the previous source classes. Can somone tell me what's going on here? How do I import an source jar file so that I can see previously save the source classes? Thanks.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Reubin, The first step is to see at what step along the way you are losing the java classes. Check if you have the Java classes: 1) In the jar file by unzipping or viewing it using WinZip (or the like.) 2) Check the filesystem for your workspace after you try the import.
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reubin haz
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Originally posted by Jeanne Boyarsky: 1) In the jar file by unzipping or viewing it using WinZip (or the like.)
I have successfully exported source files by checking it
2) Check the filesystem for your workspace after you try the import.
I only see class files in the workspace project folder. When I begin to import, I chose 'Import Class Files...', and then pick up the jar file. I think that's the reason I only got class file, but for the first one 'App Client JAR file' to the last one 'WSIL', I really have no idea which one would be the correct to choose from. Help please.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Reubin, I don't have my Eclipse in front of me, so I'm not sure. As an alternative, you can unzip the jar to the file system and import from the file system
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Madhav Lakkapragada
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Jeanne, That probably is a workaround, but I find it very hard to accept it. I have to add two jar files, its just not practical (right?) to unzip them and add all the class files. There should be a better way, right? My two cents...........Thanks. - m
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Madhav, I agree completely. But a workaround is better than nothing for the time being.
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