Instead of selecting Import, try File > New > Project... and select Android
Project -- and from the first page select Use Existing Source.

(This will be a bit cleaner in ADT 20; we now have a proper Import wizard
which can import both existing Eclipse projects as well as non-Eclipse
Android projects (no .project/.classpath files).)

-- Tor

On Tue, Jun 12, 2012 at 6:06 PM, Ahmad <[email protected]> wrote:

> Summery:
> I have down loaded, changed package name but on import to Eclipse, I
> get the error: "No projects are found to import" !? What I'm missing ?
>
> Details:
> I'm following Android doc. "http://developer.android.com/guide/market/
> billing/billing_integrate.html" Section 'Downloading the Sample
> Application' and I down loaded the Sample app, which does not have
> files like ".project" and ".classpath" !? as a normal Android app
> should have.
>
> Then I proceeded with section 'Configuring and building the sample
> application' which at step 3, I have to Import the down loaded "Sample
> App" to Eclipse to be able to 'Build & Run". And here is the problem
> that "Unable to Import" as it seems needed files (mentioned above)
> missing !
>
> Please let everyone know if Android has to fix it. Else if I'm missing
> something, let me know.
>
> Thanks.
>
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