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Binoy Babu
Binoy Babu

Reputation: 17119

How to Convert an SVN import to an Android project

I have checked out the repo of an Android application using Subeclipse (File > Import > Checkout from SVN). But in Eclipse it just shows up as a folder. It can't be run as an android project. How to fix this? How to convert this project to an Android project so that I could build it using adt?

Edit : I'm using Eclise 3.7 Indigo in Ubuntu 12.04

Upvotes: 2

Views: 3481

Answers (3)

Nirbhay Mishra
Nirbhay Mishra

Reputation: 1648

TO convert SVN project to android project

1) check out your project to file system.

like F:\projects\yourproject

2) go to eclipse.

File -> NEW-> Android Project from Existing Code

browse till F:\projects (important browse till one level up, don't click 'yourproject' here)

now eclipse will detect android projects in folder 'projects' and list them .

now, select 'yourproject'

DONE.

Upvotes: 0

ThariH
ThariH

Reputation: 1

The problem i had is after importing an android project into eclipse, it doesn't work when run. Just try this. This method worked for me.

  1. Import the project from svn into eclipse in the normal way.

  2. Go to properties -> java build path -> order and export

  3. You will see partially selected source packages and libraries which are not selected. Just select all libraries and click OK.

  4. Restart eclipse (Important to restart) and run project as android application.

  5. Enjoy your working app.

Upvotes: 0

yorkw
yorkw

Reputation: 41126

Check out the project from SVN to local file system first:

svn checkout URL /Users/Home/myproject

Then create an Android project and import it as existing source (File -> New -> Android Project): enter image description here

Upvotes: 5

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