Creating a Dynamic Web Project from existing source?

I don't see this option in OEPE like there is in Workshop for Weblogic. All I can choose from is "Create Dynamic Web Project" which creates a new project from scratch, or "Create Java Project" which has an option in the wizard to import existing source.. however this makes it a vanilla Java project instead of a Dynamic web project.
Did the concept of importing existing code into a project not cross anyone's minds when this plugin was developed? It's as if the expectation was that everyone would use this on their own private projects and there would be no collaborative/parallel development.
What is the recommended way for creating a Dynamic Web project off of existing source code without stomping all over the existing web.xml weblogic.xml?

There are many "import" scenarios, so let's break them down and lay out the support expectations:
1. A java ee project created with base Eclipse using Web Tools Platform project types. This scenario includes both the case where the project creator had OEPE installed as well as the case where there was no OEPE installed. In this case, one should use the import existing projects wizard as the project being included already has metadata that can be read directly.
2. A java ee project created with a non-Eclipse IDE or perhaps completely by hand with rudimentary tools such as notepad. Currently, the way this case is supported is by creating new projects and copying application source into them. Advanced users may be able to configure support in place, but we cannot support users with this approach as the possibility of corruption is high. We are currently working on a set of wizards that will help automate this case. These wizards will be available in the release of OEPE that's slated to ship around the end of 2009 or early 2010.
3. A project created with BEA Workshop. This case is not supported as there are a number of technologies in Workshop that have been end-of-lifed (such as Apache Beehive). Users with Workshop applications should stay with Workshop until they are able to remove dependencies on end-of-lifed technologies. At that point moving to OEPE is recommended. Unofficially (this option is not supported but may work), advanced users may be able to migrate a Workshop app to OEPE, by stripping out all Workshop metadata (.project, .classpath, .settings, etc.) and by pretending that this is scenario #2 (import of a non-Eclipse application). Don't try this if your application still have dependencies on end-of-lifed technologies.
- Konstantin

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