Why no projects found to import

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I am trying to  import existing project into workspace   As the  root directory  I select the directory where all my  java  and  class  files are located  Eclipse writes me that  no projects are found to import   Why

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In new updated eclipse the option  create project from existing source  is found here   File gt New gt Project gt Android gt Android Project from Existing Code  Then browse to root directory

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After a long time finally i found that  Here my Way  File -  New Project -  Android Project From Existing Code -   Browse to your project root directory finish

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Reason     your ID is not able to find the  project file  This happens in git commit where many time people don t push  project file  Solution   If you have maven install then use following stapes   mvn eclipse clean  mvn eclipse eclipse   Enjoy

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One solution to this is to use Maven  From the project root folder do mvn eclipse clean followed by mvn eclipse eclipse  This will generate the  project and  classpath files required by eclipse

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Eclipse is looking for eclipse projects  meaning its is searching for eclipse-specific files in the root directory  namely  project and  classpath  You either gave Eclipse the wrong directory  if you are importing a eclipse project  or you actually want to create a new project from existing source new- java project- create project from existing source    I think you probably want the second one  because Eclipse projects usually have separate source  amp  build directories  If your sources and  class files are in the same directory  you probably didn t have a eclipse project

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if you are building a maven project through a command console  make sure the following is at the end of the command   eclipse eclipse -Dwtpversion 2 0

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I have a perfect solution for this problem  After doing following simple steps you will be able to Import your source codes in Eclipse    First of all  the reason why you can not Import your project into Eclipse workstation is that you do not have  project and  classpath file    Now we know why this happens  so all we need to do is to create  project and  classpath file inside the project file  Here is how you do it     First create  classpath file    create a new txt file and name it as  classpath copy paste following codes and save it    lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  UTF-8   gt   lt classpath gt   lt classpathentry kind  src  path  src   gt   lt classpathentry kind  con  path  org eclipse jdt launching JRE CONTAINER   gt   lt classpathentry kind  output  path  bin   gt   lt  classpath gt       Then create   project file    create a new txt file and name it as  project copy paste following codes    lt  xml version  1 0  encoding  UTF-8   gt   lt projectDescription gt   lt name gt HereIsTheProjectName lt  name gt   lt comment gt  lt  comment gt   lt projects gt   lt  projects gt   lt buildSpec gt   lt buildCommand gt   lt name gt org eclipse jdt core javabuilder lt  name gt   lt arguments gt   lt  arguments gt   lt  buildCommand gt   lt  buildSpec gt   lt natures gt   lt nature gt org eclipse jdt core javanature lt  nature gt   lt  natures gt   lt  projectDescription gt  you have to change the name field to your project name  you can do this in line 3 by changing HereIsTheProjectName to your own project name  then save it      That is all  Enjoy

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In order to resolve this problem for android projects  follow the below mentioned steps new- android project- create project from existing source and in this you can give your code location  Now  it will import all the specified project code and will work fine

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This answer is same as Laura s answer   however  in new eclipse versions you will not be able to see a  create project from existing source  option   Hence you can do this instead    Goto File   New   Project Select the type of project  click Next Uncheck Use default location Click on Browse to navigate to your source folder  or type in the path to your source Click Finish   Taken from this discussion forum in eclipse org

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I had the same issue when I ve modified  project xml-file  When I reverted files to original version the project was created  then I was able to import project  Maybe it helps someone who has the same kind of problem

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If you don t have I just have  project and  classpath files in the directory  the only way that works  for me at least  with the latest version of Eclipse is    Create a new Android project   File -  New -  Project    -  Android -  Android Application Project -  Next  gt  Fill in the values on this page and the following according to your application s needs  Get your existing code into the project you just created  Right click the src file in the Package Explorer General -  File System -  Next  gt  Browse to your project  select the necessary files  hit Finish    After this  you should have a project with all your existing code as well as new  project and  classpath files

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