Importing existing classes loses package identity in 9.0.2

I have tried several ways, but everytime I import existing classes, they all go to Miscellaneous Files and won't display under their packages. This is from disk or from source code control (CVS). This works fine with the same exact classes and directories under JDeveloper 3.1.1. It seems simple, but it is frustrating. Any suggestions?

Hi,
This is normally because the Source Path setting (under Common->Input Paths in project settings) is not set to the correct directory. You should get a prompt asking if you want to add the correct path to the source path when adding files to a project.
Thanks,
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