Eclipse problem - Java

At 8/18/2004 10:01:32 PM, teddykim wrote:

> Dear every body,
> I am new in developing java by using eclipse, I did a project at
> school, but when I want to copy it and do it at home, I don't know how
> to do.
> Please could anyone guide me to resolve this problem.
> Thank you.
> Teddy kim

Did you use Eclipse at school? If so, just install Eclipse on your
home PC along with the plugins you use, then copy your Eclipse
workspace directory to the PC. Then point Eclipse at the workspace,
and everything should work.

If you did not use Eclipse at school, you need to export the Java files
to a directory, set up a new Java project in Eclipse and add the files
to that project.

If you need more help, I will try to answer specific questions.

--
Jim McMaster
mailto:jim.mcmaster@comcast.net

teddy_kim2003@yahoo.com (teddykim) wrote in message news:<730b6e0c.0408181810.26de7c49@posting.google.com>...
> Dear every body,
> I am new in developing java by using eclipse, I did a project at
> school, but when I want to copy it and do it at home, I don't know how
> to do.
> Please could anyone guide me to resolve this problem.
> Thank you.
> Teddy kim

first, at school you have to export your project to a jar or zip file

then, at home, you should create a new project (not neccesery (??? my
englesh is noth wery vell as you see ;-)) with the same name like yur
project at school)

and then, import the file you have created at school into the project
yoy have created at home