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Hi Guys,
I am Lee Hnetinka and want to know, How to convert existing Java Project to Maven in Eclipse? if anyone have idea please share with me
I am Lee Hnetinka and want to know, How to convert existing Java Project to Maven in Eclipse? if anyone have idea please share with me
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Hello Lee. Welcome to the Ranch! 
What is the problem with your current project that you're hoping to solve with Maven?
What is the problem with your current project that you're hoping to solve with Maven?
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Welcome to the Ranch, Lee!
Actually, it's a lot easier to convert a Maven project to Eclipse than the other way around.
Maven has very particular ideas of which files should go in what directories. Eclipse can easily handle that, but if you didn't design your project with that organization originally, you'll have to re-organize it manually.
You'll also need to construct a Maven POM file to hold the dependency information and other Maven project data.
Once you have done that, if you have a Maven plug-in for Eclipse installed, Eclipse will happily help you run Maven goals and tap into Maven resources.
Actually, it's a lot easier to convert a Maven project to Eclipse than the other way around.
Maven has very particular ideas of which files should go in what directories. Eclipse can easily handle that, but if you didn't design your project with that organization originally, you'll have to re-organize it manually.
You'll also need to construct a Maven POM file to hold the dependency information and other Maven project data.
Once you have done that, if you have a Maven plug-in for Eclipse installed, Eclipse will happily help you run Maven goals and tap into Maven resources.
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