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I have some java source code. It an just an archive which is four folders.
Folders MAIN, DATA, TAGS, USER_INTERFACE. Each folder contains a few class files.
I see how everything works together, but can’t see to get the program to import correctly or run. I did find a MANIFEST.MF.
What is the proper way to import such a project?
Create an Eclipse project. Under the project settings, select the “Java Build Path”, and add each source folder (and remove the default
srcfolder that Eclipse may add for you).If necessary, you may set the output/build folders for each source directory, and clear Eclipse’s default
binoutput directory. Check the “Allow output folders for source folders” to enable this, then set each source folder’s output folder.(You may or may not want to keep compiled classes in individual directories.)
If there are class files in the project that aren’t generated from source in the project, in the same dialog, select the “Libraries” tab, and click the “Add Class Folder” button to add dependencies from within the project.