how do i import other projekts??

[stefandanielsen]

hey hey guys.... i have recently switch from Jedit to eclipse... and i wanna bring all my projekt with me... but when i do it and try to run them it says this :
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:

at stefan.DagTaeller.main(DagTaeller.java:2)

anybody that knows what im doing wrong??

[Eranga]

What you've here in line 2 of DagTaeller.java?

[JosAH]

hey hey guys.... i have recently switch from Jedit to eclipse... and i wanna bring all my projekt with me... but when i do it and try to run them it says this :
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Error: Unresolved compilation problem:

at stefan.DagTaeller.main(DagTaeller.java:2)

anybody that knows what im doing wrong??

Just as the error is trying to tell you: one of those classes can't be compiled without errors. Fix it, it's the DagTaeller class. The error happens to be in line 2 so I guess it can't find an imported class.

kind regards,

Jos

[Eranga]

That is nothing to do with import Jedit to Eclipse.

[JosAH]

That is nothing to do with import Jedit to Eclipse.

The project structure may be incorrect (according to Eclipse) and maybe it can't find the imported class ...

kind regards,

Jos

[stefandanielsen]

my problem is that the files work perfektly in Jedit but when i import them to eclipse it says that there´s an error....

so what am i forgetting??

[Eranga]

The project structure may be incorrect (according to Eclipse) and maybe it can't find the imported class ...

kind regards,

Jos

Oh yes, that could be. I've ever use Jedit and is it possible to import them into Eclipse without warning the incompatibility?

[JosAH]

my problem is that the files work perfektly in Jedit but when i import them to eclipse it says that there´s an error....

so what am i forgetting??

Eclipse will tell you: there's probably a little red icon near that file; open it and check the offending line; hover your mouse over the error icon to see the error message and fix what is wrong.

kind regards,

Jos

[JosAH]

Oh yes, that could be. I've ever use Jedit and is it possible to import them into Eclipse without warning the incompatibility?

I don't know because I've never use Jedit either but I'm pretty sure it's an import problem (what else can be on line 2 of a source file that can cause such an error?) (*)

kind regards,

Jos

(*) I know, I can create lots of error on line 2 if I wanted to ;-)

[stefandanielsen]

Eclipse will tell you: there's probably a little red icon near that file; open it and check the offending line; hover your mouse over the error icon to see the error message and fix what is wrong.

kind regards,

Jos

when i do this it says :

Multiple markers at this line
- The declared package "" does not match the expected package
"stefan"

[JosAH]

when i do this it says :

Multiple markers at this line
- The declared package "" does not match the expected package
"stefan"

Well, you have to fix that; you probably got away with an incorrect package structure in Jedit but Eclipse doesn't allow such sloppy package structure.

kind regards,

Jos

[stefandanielsen]

okay ... how do i do that...?? im pretty new at this

[Tolls]

Presumably your java file is in a directory under the src directory called stefan?
Then that means the java class needs to be part of a pakcge called stefan.

package stefan;

public class BlahBlahBlah {
}

[stefandanielsen]

thanks ...it made all the diffrence