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Can I Import An Android Studio Project To Eclipse?

I would like to know if it is possible to import an android studio project to eclipse. So far I tried: Import directly from eclipse: imported a bunch of weird projects without any

Solution 1:

the best solution so far is to copy each XML and JAVA ... into the new project manually .

it is hard but it works

Solution 2:

You cannot import the project directly but it's not to hard to achieve it:

  • Create a new Android empty project in eclipse

  • Overwrite the fresh res/ folder and the AndroidManifest.xml file, with the ones from the Android Studio project

  • Copy the content of the java/ folder from the Android Studio project (it should contain your package name folder structure, like com/example/app/, and the java files of course) in the Eclipse src folder
  • Link your needed libraries if it's the case

Basically the Android application fundamental elements are the java files, the manifest file and the resources. From there you can build back a project in your favorite IDE

Solution 3:

Yes you can. In eclipse, select file > import > Android > Existing code into workspace and click import.

That's it.

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