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Eclipse - no projects are displayed in Explorer

I am using Eclipse Helios 3.6.2 for Android development. Today, when I opened eclipse, these are not the projects visible in the package explorer. Even if the project folders are present in the directory. What could be the reason for this? Is there a configuration file missing? How to make all projects in the workspace visible again in the eclipse explorer.

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Your list of projects is stored at:

 `<workspace>\.metadata\.plugins\org.eclipse.core.resources\.projects\`

So you can check this file to see if you have any projects. Sometimes the selection of top-level elements → Projects shows additional projects that are not assigned a working set.

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I experienced this error! Just go to File-> import and go to your workspace directory as the root directory of an existing project and click Finish. This will load all your projects in the selected directory i, e: workspace in this case for the package explorer :)

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Hope you know the workspace path. When you first open eclipse, it will ask for the path to the workspace. If you know that go to this folder and check if the whole project that you created is them, if that's all, then just import the whole project. I think you are changing the way the workspace is, why.

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Open Eclipse IDE

Click File> Switch Workspace> Select Previous Workspace From List.

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I had the same issue with my Package Explorer view. It turns out that the view looks different in the debugging perspective and the normal perspective:

Debugging perspective (no projects visible)

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Normal Java perspective (visible projects)

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  • go to window
  • show performance
  • project explorer
  • double click on them
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  • Go to File
  • Import
  • Select the generic type or type of projects you want to download.
  • view workspace.
  • select all projects
  • press WINDOW and you are done.
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None of them helped, the correct method for me was:

file -> import -> general -> existing projects in the workspace -> connect your directory with the projects in "choose the root directory"; Click "Finish" and you are there!

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I had to do for me

  • File> Import
  • Maven> Existing Maven Projects
  • Click "Next"
  • Select Root Directory, select the desired project and click "Finish"

I assume that since the project was Maven, it had to be imported as its type.

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