How to open projects using jcreator?

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I have a java project which is written by JCreator.I've never use JC before(I'm a netbeans user)
I installed JCreator and now can't open the project.Maybe I don't know how...
There is .project and .classpath files and src , bin and .settings folders.
when I want to open project it can't open .project or... it just open class files and java file separately!I need to run project not a class.

Posted 29-Mar-13 9:17am

Member 8459783

Updated 29-Mar-13 20:10pm

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Solution 1

There are multiple resources on web explaining how to use jCreator.
One example: http://www.skylit.com/javamethods/faqs/jcreator4.html[^]

If needed, first look here[^].

Posted 29-Mar-13 10:18am

Sandeep Mewara

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Member 8459783 30-Mar-13 2:08am

Thanks I've read these before but the problem is these resources are telling me about creating a project not running a ready one.
when I want to open project it can't open .project or... it just open class files and java file separately!I need to run project not a class.

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Member 8459783 · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-04T21:47:00

Solution 3

open eclipse: Right click on package explorer->import->General->existing project in to worrkspace->Finish
.project and .classpath files are eclipse files!!!

Posted 4-Apr-13 21:47pm

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