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How to import GWT source code into eclipse?

I am trying to contribute to the GWT Open Source project. I am at the initial stage of importing a project into eclipse and find out how it works.

The GWT source repository can be found here: http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/source/checkout

However, the source code contains only ant build files, and there is no project file there. I believe that we usually don’t edit the source files in ... notepad, and then compile with javac (correct me if I am wrong). Therefore, I wonder how a regular open source source usually does to open source in my favorite IDE?

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Detailed instructions for Eclipse 3.X can be found in the file {svn_working_copy} /trunk/eclipse/README.txt

there is no project file

It is not true. Import the "Existing project into the workspace" from {svn_working_copy} / trunk / eclipse, then check the projects you want to import (probably gwt-user and gwt-dev).

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Yes, you can find detailed instructions for setting up Eclipse 3.X GWT Opensource can be found here
https://github.com/harikishorekuppa/gwt/blob/master/eclipse/README.txt

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/892467/

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