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I am kind of new to the Eclipse IDE. I have a heirarchy of folders C:\...\org\xmlvm\iphone that contains a lot of java files. How can I use them in Eclipse via import org.xmlvs.iphone;?
UPDATE:
I found a .project and a .classpath file. Does that help? I also found a .jar file. Do I drop that in plugins or feature?

+2  A: 

Do you have a working Java project with a source folder? If so, copy the \org\xmlvm\iphone into the source folder so the tree looks like [source folder]\org\xmlvm\iphone. If you do not have an existing Java project, read the Eclipse docs for the New Java Project Wizard and follow those instructions to create a project. Then copy your files in per the above.

Josh McFadden
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You can add in your current Java project a linked folder pointing to that new directory.
Since you can have several source folder, simply declare that new directory as a source folder, and you are done.

VonC