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Import Maven project in Eclipse

Learn the concepts, implementation details, and practical steps with a clean developer-focused walkthrough.

Yuba Raj Kalathoki
By Yuba Raj Kalathoki
Published: January 8, 2022 ยท 1 min read ยท 0 Comments
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  1. Open your Eclipse IDE.
  2. Go to File menu and click on Import…
  3. In the Import dialog box, select Maven, expand it and click on the Existing Maven Projects like showing in the image below.
Create a Spring Boot project and open it in Eclipse IDE
  1. Click Next button and you will see a window like below.
Create a Spring Boot project and open it in Eclipse IDE
  1. Click Browse… button and select a Maven based project you have and click Finish button.
  2. Your project will be imported into Eclipse and you may see your project like below
Create a Spring Boot project and open it in Eclipse IDE
  1. Expand your project and you will see a similiar kind of structor in your Eclipse. See the image below
Create a Spring Boot project and open it in Eclipse IDE

In this post, we learned to import a Maven-based project into Eclipse IDE.

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