[sheenmicro]

Hi

We have migrated a JDeveloper Application to Eclipse, as the first stage before starting to use MyEclipse. The app comprises of several projects (ie a few common jars, several ejbs, a war and an ear). The projects were created in Eclipse by importing from the ant build scripts. The projects are all of ‘Java’ type as opposed to J2EE where necessary. I’ve only ever used MyEclipse from scratch before so I’m unsure how to migrate/convert the projects to J2EE so that I can use the debug facilities within MyEclipse (amongst other advantages of MyEclipse). If my memory serves me well, I will need to create new J2EE project for the EAR and then associate the modules accordingly. What’s the best way approach this?
Thanks

[Loyal Water]

Yes your mostly right, you need to create the appropritate project type based on what your trying to import, then drag and drop the files out of the old Java projects, into the new ones, in the proper location.

You can then create a top-level EAR project, and map all those ‘modules’ to it.

[sheenmicro]

@support-nipun wrote:

Yes your mostly right, you need to create the appropritate project type based on what your trying to import, then drag and drop the files out of the old Java projects, into the new ones, in the proper location.

You can then create a top-level EAR project, and map all those ‘modules’ to it.

Thanks

[Loyal Water]

Your welcome …

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