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How to import the existing project into Eclipse

Procedure

  1.     Start Eclipse.
  2. Create a new workspace for your handler project.

    



    3 . Select File > Import from the main workbench menu.

    


4. In the Import dialog box, select Existing Projects Into Workspace and then click Next.


5. 
Select the Select archive file radio button and then click Browse. In the Select archive containing the projects to import dialog box, locate  (where  is the location of your AppS Source installation) and then click Open.

Click Finish to import the archive.

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