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Hi dunno if this question been asked before.
Anyway I have an project setup on Eclipse Galileo at school, and wanted to move the project to my home computer so I can continue the work. The Eclipse version I’m using though is the latest one (Helios), and it seems it can’t interpret a project created with Eclipse Galileo. Anyone know how to fix this problem?
I copied the project by just copying the project folder.
What error are you getting?
Look in your
.projectand.classpathfiles which can be found in the root of your project. There may be references to a JVM or paths that don’t exist on your home computer.