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My teacher has a github where he sends all the material produced in the room, however, he uses netbeans... I wonder if I can import these projects in Eclipse? I use Egit in Eclipse.
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My teacher has a github where he sends all the material produced in the room, however, he uses netbeans... I wonder if I can import these projects in Eclipse? I use Egit in Eclipse.
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Whoa, buddy, all right?
I’ve had that problem too and I’m not very proud of the way I solved it, but here it goes:
There are some boring files from each IDE that you use that are next to your project.
I saw some tutorials by Google and did not find anything very clean to do. What I did, as it was a simple college project, was to create a new Java project in eclipse, copy all the libs I needed, and copy all the classes and configuration files from my project that was in netbeans for the eclipse project.
I avoided copying configuration files from the IDE, the process didn’t take long and before long the project was running in the eclipse. I believe this is a clean way to do it, but nothing automated.
I hope I’ve helped.
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Hello can yes, what technology is the project? java-se or Java-EE
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The first, how to proceed?
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