Visualage for java to Eclipse migration tool.

Hi
Here im trying to convert Visualage for java to Eclipse.I exported all the project in Visualage for java to Eclipse.
I can get the output of project perfectly ,but the main problem is Visual Editor is not coming properly.
I just tried 3.1,3.2,3.4 Eclipse versions.
I couldn't able to get any tool for migration.Is there anything is avaliable .
Other wise i have to go for some other way .
U have any qns regarding this issue , plaese u can ask ...
Thanks.
Jai
Email : [email protected]

@ jwenting
Hi jwenting
I just tried 2.0 Eclipse but that is also creating same issue .I want to know any other way to deal.
please can u just give me some suggestion.
thanks
jai.

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