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O/S folder needs to match project

 
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I am working on Eclipse with Java.

I moved files from PC A -> PC B

I created a project inside of eclipse.  I moved the files to the correct place (I think so) in the file directory.  I do not see the files under the src folder as packages.  When i try to create the package it says that it already exists but it does not show it in the project in Eclipse. How do I sync between the file directory and Eclipse?

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Kevin
 
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Please let me explain better:

I moved java code from one PC to another.  I made a project with the same name.  I made a sec folder.  I copied the src folders which are also packaged using file explorer.
The packages don't appear.  When I try to create the packages eclipse says they already exist.  Can I sync eclipse to the file structure?  Should I have copied files from a higher level?
This is sort of the same question on Code Ranch but I'm not getting responses.

Thanks,
Kevin
 
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Did you press F5 to refresh yet?

If that doesn't work, please post a screenshot of the file system and eclipse folder for the project.
 
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Jeanne,
I'll try F5.  I didn't know about this in Eclipse.  F5 seems to be popular in many environments.
Now my client locked down the environment so I cannot even get the new zip file on the machine.  Once I find out how to migrate the zip file I'll get to attempt again.
Thanks,
Kevin
 
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Does your client have version control? If this project was in SVN or Git, you wouldn't need to transport a zip file.
 
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