问题
I tried to import an existing project eclipse to Android Studio, but I got a dialog message in import that I can't solve : "this project refers to Eclipse workspace relative path in its project metadata. To help import the project, please point to an Eclipse workspace directory."
please check screenshots
How I can solve it?
Thanks so much in advance
回答1:
Simply delete all the folders and files from your project except manifest res,src and then import it in Android studio using Import from eclipse
回答2:
I have same error. Let me explain all steps. You have Eclipse project and you want to import in Android Studio. So when you try to import it it will ask you to generate project at different location as shown below.
when you click on next it will show you this screen.
after proceeding you will get this screen.
now the question is why it ask for Eclipse workspace path?
Answer: There is hidden .classpath file in your Eclipse project. the .classpath file contains information that the JDT feature needs in order to properly compile the project: the project's source folders (that is, what to compile); the output folders (where to compile to); and classpath entries (such as other projects in the workspace, arbitrary JAR files on the file system, and so forth).
First you have to select original Eclipse project path in Eclipse workspace path then you need to edit all file paths which is shown list. File names which are mentioned on left are already existed in original Eclipse project you have to set path so Android Studio will able to import project.
I have solved by this approach. Please let me know if you get any other error.
回答3:
There is another way.You can create new project in android studio and add all the files like java files in java folder and replace res files.If there is any library ,import those library as well.Now you are ready to work in android studio.
I have tried this when the same error occurs to me.
回答4:
For others who have the same problem,
Just remove .classpath file and then import the project again.
Hope this helps.
回答5:
first you go to the place where your eclipse project is kept and delete the .classpath file. then open your eclipse file with your android studio go to file-import project-Next-Next_finish
回答6:
First of all please make sure that you have done all steps in proper manner as provided here, the migration guide for projects in Eclipse/ADT
As you can see from migration guide the Migration Prerequisites
carefully see In Eclipse ADT section there they have already told this.
It may be useful to record your workspace directory, path variables, and any actual path maps that could be used to specify any unresolved relative paths, path variables, and linked resource references. Android Studio allows you to manually specify any unresolved paths during the import process
This answer have some best explaination of steps and the same question have other answers with pretty good picture representation.
since i have seen this same problem you have in this specific answer the guy mentioned same problem and he tried again and successfully imported project. So you can Configure your build as @AR.3 mentioned in his answer. But i still want you to check that you have followed all steps perfectly because in most cases it shouldn't happen. You can try to browse your specific prject from your eclipse workspace and see whats happen.
回答7:
Try to export project from eclipse or add module from android studio. May be its takes your old dir paths. May be it helps you.
回答8:
I dont know the exact cause and criteria that causes this but, it has to do with External Libraries Studio does not recoginze. I have found a very hacky solution that has served my purpose. It is not a total solution but it is the best i can offer to gracefully allow importing all sources
- Always back up your Data
- In the eclipse project Remove all external libraries via project properties-> java build path
- Close the project and import into studio
- Either Find compatible repo's with gradle or
- add your previous external libraries .jar,.aar in the libs folder
- point gradle to said folder and files compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: 'mylib-*.jar')
Like i said its a hacky work around but does the trick.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/35069321/import-eclipse-project-to-android-studio-error-this-project-refers-to-eclipse