Project Migration from NetBean 5.0 to JDeveloper 10g

Hi Everyone,
I've small issue which require assistance from experts and gurus in this forum and I hope that you are able to provide me with some clues.
Our development team is currently made up of most NetBean 5.0 and 6.0 developers and because we are continue to use more and more Oracle products, like Designer, Form, Database, Oracle Internet Directory, BPEL and others. It became apparent that we should start investigating whether JDeveloper should be our choice of IDE instead of sticking with NetBean.
I've read a lot of resources about comparison between NetBean and JDeveloper. But to my surprise, I cannot find any useful information about the steps and procedures in migrating a NetBean project and open it in JDeveloper so the audience can see the steps and transitions involved and clearly see how easily or difficult to perform such migration tasks? Any feedback is welcomed as I believe someone would have asked similar questions which I'm enquiring and certainly, it will encourage more NetBean users to switch to JDeveloper if their requirements equate and lie in similar perspective with our organizations. Thank you for reading this email and have a nice day.
Kind Regards,
John

Try to use the "project from WAR file" or "project from existing source" option in JDeveloper and point to either a WAR file produced from Netbeans or the actual source code.
You then might need to set up libraries and project content as well as web content under the project properties in JDeveloper.
This how-to shows how we did it with another tool but the general directions should be similar:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/jdev/howtos/1013/w4wljdev/workshopandjdev.html

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