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Add code to an existing project
I am a newbie to Java. I am creating a Dynamic project in Eclipse and am able to do so successfully. I have some code(.java,.html and json.org) and some library that I need to add to the project I am working on. Could you please let me know how I can do so?
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Re: Add code to an existing project
Eclipse creates a directory structure. You can copy your code directly into that directory. For example if you have existing java files in a com/myproj/java/A.java you can copy the com folder directly to the src folder in eclipse project.
similarly you can do for other files also for respective directories.
Hope this helps
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