How to import a Java project to Eclipse?

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There is a simplier way than exporting and importing the jar. Lets assume your project is named MyProject123. Just:

  1. Just open the workspace with your file manager,
  2. Copy the folder MyProject123 that contains the project and paste it
    in an other workspace.
  3. Open eclipse and create a new Java Project named MyProject123

Eclipse will recognize that there is a project with that name in the workspace and will import it. All you have to do is to make refresh (press F5) on the new project.

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