Import a java project

Hi
I have been working with a project in i Entrprise 8.1 on a Linux machine. I would like to move it to windows machine (Win XP) with Enterprise 8.1 on it. But I don't understan how to do it. I have tried to simply copy my folders to the folder where I have my other windows based projects but it dosn't work. Is it possible to move between linux and windows?
Jonas

In general, projects should be transferable between machines, with the following caveats:
1. Ensure that files are transferred correctly. For instance, CR/LF is treated differently by different operating systems and sometimes ftping files without taking this into account may result in corrupted files in the target.
2. Under nbproject directory, there is a directory called 'private' which contains files that are not transferable. They contain hard-coded paths and other local information that will break on another machine. These files should not be copied over but need to be recreated on the target. (When a project with such missing information is opened in the ide, the ide marks such projects as having external conflicts and lets the user manually correct the conflicts).
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