Importing existing classes to Eclipse?

Suppose i just created a new Eclipse project. Is it possible for me then to import an EXISTING class as the
main class for this project? I have tried to do it and can't see a way. It seems to only want new classes added
to its projects. I know i can just cut and paste, but that is a pain so i want to know if i can just bring them in.
Any ideas? Thanks

i tried that, and i get these options:
select import source:
existing project into workspace
external features
external plug ins and fragments
file system
team project set
zip file
none of those looks like what i need. Any advice?use import>fileSystem

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# An unexpected error has been detected by Java Runtime Environment:
# EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION (0xc0000005) at pc=0x083e7bfc, pid=4092, tid=6076
# Java VM: Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (1.6.0-b105 mixed mode)
# Problematic frame:
# C [libapr-1.dll+0x7bfc]
# If you would like to submit a bug report, please visit:
# http://java.sun.com/webapps/bugreport/crash.jsp
--------------- T H R E A D ---------------
Current thread (0x05f63c00): JavaThread "ModalContext" [_thread_in_native, id=6076]
siginfo: ExceptionCode=0xc0000005, reading address 0x00000000
Registers:
EAX=0x013ca070, EBX=0x00000000, ECX=0x00000000, EDX=0x00000000
ESP=0x08af8730, EBP=0x08af873c, ESI=0x0014ef10, EDI=0x00000000
EIP=0x083e7bfc, EFLAGS=0x00010246
Top of Stack: (sp=0x08af8730)
0x08af8730: 00000000 0014ef10 013ca070 08afa768
0x08af8740: 083d1f32 08afa764 013ca070 00000000
0x08af8750: 00000000 00000000 0014ef10 013ca070
0x08af8760: 00000000 013ca070 00000000 013ca070
0x08af8770: 013ca110 6eec84f1 013ca070 00000010
0x08af8780: 6ee40000 6eec11f2 013ca070 013ca110
0x08af8790: 6eec1210 6eec8610 013ca070 013ca0c0
0x08af87a0: 013ca070 013ca070 00000001 003a0043
Instructions: (pc=0x083e7bfc)
0x083e7bec: 89 55 10 53 8b 5d 14 56 57 85 db 75 03 8b 58 18
0x083e7bfc: 8b 03 bf 01 00 00 00 3b c7 0f 82 19 01 00 00 8b
Stack: [0x08a00000,0x08b00000), sp=0x08af8730, free space=993k
Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted, Vv=VM code, C=native code)
C [libapr-1.dll+0x7bfc]
C [libapriconv-1.dll+0x1f32]
C [libapriconv-1.dll+0x1da4]
C [_tbl_simple.so+0x123b]
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Have you got subversion commandline tools installed? And if so, did you install the version that was built against Apache 2.2. Subclipse is built against ver 2.0 and if you have the wrong version of the APR libraries included in your path then this causes eclipse to crash.
My solution was to uninstall the commandline tools built against Apache 2.2 and reinstall those that are built against version 2.0
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this is happening to a lot of people in my course.
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I've downloaded and activated Eclipse 3.1 + JCOP tools and things seem OK.
I have a java card applet that I want to compile and simulate.
I've followed the instructions on the JCOP site and created a new java card project and dropped the .java file into the project. Eclipse seems to like this. I've set the AID for the applet and created an instance ID.
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I'm using a tutorial with sample programs dealing with bank accounts.
I get this error:
InterestBearingAccount.java [9:1] '.' expected
import Account;
^
1 error
Errors compiling InterestBearingAccount.
The Account class already exists in the current directory. I've tried everything as far as setting the classpath variable (nothing, just a period, period & slash, the actual complete path for the current directory, nothing works!!!!!). I also tried using -classpath (.) and the end of my javac command and that seemed to not work at all.
The Java Coffee Break tutorial have some already compiled (*.class) files and they run fine. My *.java files are identical. In fact, I cut and pasted them so I know it's not a typo.
My path is set to include the jdk1.4.0\bin directory and I've only begun to have problems now that I need to import existing classes into the programs.
I should mention that I get the same error using Forte environment or doing it at the command prompt window. Please help.

Thanks ATMGUY. I commented out the import statements in both InterestBearingAccount and AccountDemo and it worked fine. I guess the author of that tutorial was obviously not working with jdk 1.4.
As far as using packages, com.kusek.bank would make a good package name then??
The statement:
package com.kusek.bank; OR a shorter version package kusek.bank;
should be added to all three classes and no import statements would then be necessary, right??
I just remember reading that it should be something unique as a good habit to get into.
I'm trying to learn enough to make a useful GUI program for a special project so I probably should be using packages anyway when I get to that point.
My programming backround is limited to procredural languages Basic, QBasic, Pascal, and Fortran and I find myself still wanting to think in those terms. I have read several web sites and worked through some basic examples but I still have much to learn. I once I can grasp how to write OOP style it would be nice to look at code for a somewhat detailed application (like a store checkout app) and have every line explained as to why it's there. I can see where it makes sense to have your GUI classes predefined (Swing), File I/O, serial port communications, and even things like this InterestBearingAccount example that extends from the Account class utilizing its basic attributes but overriding the constructors for the additional parameters (interest calculation) that are passed. How to take a common problem and go about creating a solution is what I need to see being done to help me.
My telemetry project uses VHF radios with packet radio modems to monitor two diesel engines and turn one off if the other turns off. The modems have built in A/D data gathering and can also output control signals, they just need to be told what to do. I can manually use a Windows Hyperterminal session and type in "connect Engine1" and use commands to determine the A/D inputs "analog". The modems have built in end-to-end acknowledgement so the only think I need is an application than can be setup to run in the Startup folder to handle this. It would use a timer class to "poll" engine1 every 5-10 minutes and if it has stopped (based on the response of the "analog" command) I would "disconnect" from engine1 and "connect" to engine2 and send a "ctrl B off" or something similar. The standard responses from the modem should allow me just to send and recieve STRING data to and from the serial port and parse them as needed. I need at least this much but it shouldn't be too much harder to develop a way to reset the system(reverse of this) when that is required. I could also read a water pressure value at one of the locations and display that on the screen along with the current status of the engines (using values obtained from the "analog" command on the modems).
The hardest part of OOP programming seems to be knowing what classes are already out there and knowing how to find them or apply them. I hope Swing has classes that provide for displaying values on the Windows taskbar (my motherboard monitor freeware displays temperature readings down on the taskbar). I appreciate all the help given here. It's almost like having a private tutor.
randy

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Thanks

You should be able to copy the folder into your Eclipse workspace folder, then go to File--New--Project and select CFML Project (under CFEclipse).
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~Brian

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http://www.netbeans.org/kb/faqs/gui-editor.html#FaqFormGeneratingFormFile
Can I generate the .form file for an existing class?
Unfortunately no.
NetBeans form editor is not able to regenerate a missing .form file for GUI classes, or to generate a .form file for GUI classes not originally created in NetBeans.
However, there are some external tools trying to address this problem, e.g. FormGenerator.
There are two such utilities available at:
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( FormGenerator.zip and FormGenerator2.zip ).
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Hi,
previously I used to use Eclipse IDE. I have started to use Oracle JDeveloper 11.1.2.4.0 now. How can I import my existing Eclipse projects to JDeveloper? Please Note, I already have tried following options -
"Importing Existing Files into a New JDeveloper Project" from here - Working with Applications and Projects.
But, When I import the source files from existing Eclipse Projects to JDeveloper, I am not able to crease similar directory structure in the JDeveloper(in Application Navigator). As a result, I can not use my existing ANT build script to build my project[Though JDeveloper build my project,but I want to use manual ANT build.]
Moreover I don't want to change my existing directory structure as I am working on and existing project and I need to synchronize to my repository(Apache SVN).
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Best Regards
Chandramoulee

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Or you can use the new->Project from source code.
Note that you'll probably need to do some library settings and some directory setting after that.
Have a look at this demo for basic steps:
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Hello, I am actually developing a complex interface program in JavaFx, the main component is a Swing component with a universe 3D inside (a map of a buildign). So in some javafx classes I have to import java classes and I obtain an import error. I have in the same package a java class and a javafx class with the same import and I only have the error in the javafx one.
Does somebody have the same error? or know how can I fix it?
Thanks and Regards

Thanks for your suggestion, in fact I'm actually developing in Netbeans. My application is really complex I have a java3D universe in a swing component and the javaFx nodes are drawn on it. When I load some nodes and move them over the 3D I obtain a JVM error, I've read that it could be solved in some cases compiling the project in eclipse so I'm trying to do it.
I tried to solve the JVM error hardly, at first it was thrown every time I load a new module in my scene an moved it, I improve the performance of my application and I've decreased the error a lot. In fact, the error only appear if I load the 3D universe and I'm sure that is because of the rendering. I've tried all I can imagine so now I'm trying that kind of stupid thing.
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Hi everybody,
how do I have to import a existing projekt into eclipse?
I always have trouble with package-name and things like that.
regards Mario

Hi Mario,
These are the steps you need to follow to import an existing project into eclipse
Firstly you must extract the project to a directory.
Steps:
1. Select the required Perspective.
2. Choose File - import.
3.Select Multiple existing projects into workspace & then next
4.Select browse.
5.Select the folder containing the projects & then ok.
6.Select the projects to be imported.
7. If you want to have the projects displayed in the J2EE explorere, select open projects after import.
8. choose finish.
Hope this will help you
Regards
Neha

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You can use the help->check for update to download the extension to JDeveloper that will let you integrate with Clearcase to do version management.
This how-to might help you with your migration:
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Hi
I just got a java project which has jsp, java, struts and the .settings folder has
org.eclipse.core.resources.prefs
org.eclipse.jdt.ui.prefs
org.eclipse.ltk.core.refactoring.prefs
org.eclipse.wst.validation.prefs
.Project file has <name>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javabuilder</name>
<nature>org.eclipse.jdt.core.javanature</nature>
The jsp and java files are under src folder.
Since it is my first time to use eclipse platform, I do not know where should I put all those source files?
Is it a dynamic web application to have those *.prefs in .settings folder?
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I have a CompilationUnit that contains a class where a reference to another class is not imported. Eclipse resolves that kind of issue easily and proposes to import the missing class (which is located in the parent package).
How can I import a missing class programmatically without knowing its name or location ?
Reflection, injection, ClassLoader and other runtime mechanisms are not the right choice as I'm processing the classes statically through the Eclipse JDT API. Please, I'm just looking for a static oriented solution.
FYI : this how we list the imports from a CompilationUnit :
List<ImportDeclaration> existingImports = aCompilationUnit.imports();
The problem is that I don't know how to generate missing ImportDeclaration.
Thanks.

For manipulating the imports of a Java file please see class org.eclipse.jdt.core.dom.rewrite.ImportRewrite: the javadoc outlines its usage.
If all you have is an unresolvable simple name, utilities like ASTResolving.guessBindingForTypeReference(node) come in handy.
If that doesn't work for you, you may have to use the org.eclipse.jdt.core.search.SearchEngine and somehow cope with potentially many matches for a given simple name.
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Stephan

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