1) In your IDE, create a new project from existing sources.
2) Select the directory where your existing project is located.
3) Choose the project type that matches your project structure. For example, if your project is a Maven project, choose “Maven Project”.
4) If your project is not a Maven project, you’ll need to configure your build system. See the section on configuring your build system.
5) Select the project SDK. This should be the same SDK that your existing project uses.
6) Choose the project format. The project format determines how your project is stored on disk. If you’re not sure, choose the default format.
7) Click Finish.

Your project should now be imported into your IDE.

Other related questions:

How do I import an existing project?

Click on the File menu.

Click on Import.

Select the project you want to import.

How do you resolve some projects Cannot be imported because they already exist in the workspace?

There are a few ways to resolve this issue:

1. If you are using Eclipse, you can try refreshing your workspace. To do this, go to File->Refresh.

2. If you are using IntelliJ IDEA, you can try invalidating your caches. To do this, go to File->Invalidate Caches.

3. If you are using NetBeans, you can try closing and reopening your project.

4. If you are using another IDE, please consult your IDE’s documentation on how to refresh your workspace.

How do I import a Java project into Eclipse EE?

Right-click on the project in the Package Explorer and select Import.
Choose General > Existing Projects into Workspace.
Click Next.
Click Browse and navigate to the directory that contains your project.
Click Finish.

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