Selecting Files to Import<\/strong><\/p>\n There are two ways to select projects: specify an Eclipse workspace or specify an Android project.\u00a0 Specifying an Eclipse workspace through the \u201cAdd workspace\u2026\u201d button is the recommended way since the tool will be able to import your project more accurately by using the project information that exists in that workspace.\u00a0 After selecting the folder of your Eclipse workspace, all open projects that would appear in your Eclipse will be available for selection.<\/p>\n If you have projects that do not belong to a workspace, you can use the \u201cAdd project\u2026\u201d button to bring in that specific Android project.<\/p>\n The wizard will create one solution and each project selected for import will be added to that solution.\u00a0 Displayed in the wizard will be root folders which represent the Android projects and its children which represents the Visual Studio projects that will be added to the solution.<\/p>\n Selecting the Destination Directory<\/strong><\/p>\n Choose to edit your files in its original location or make a copy of them in another directory.<\/p>\n If you keep the files in its original location, the solution created by the importer will be located in your Visual Studio Project directory that is specified in Tools -> Projects and Solutions -> Projects location.<\/p>\n If you choose to copy your files to another directory and have relative paths in your project, these paths may become invalid and will need to be updated after import.<\/p>\n Modifying Files included in each Visual Studio Project<\/strong><\/p>\n The default behavior of the wizard is to ignore the libs, bin, obj, and gen folders, put all files that are in the JNI folder into the Native project, and put all other files into the Packaging project.<\/p>\n If you need to add or exclude files for a certain Visual Studio project, you can highlight that project and use \u201cCustomize…\u201d on it.<\/p>\n Conversion Report<\/strong><\/p>\n A conversion report will be generated once the import successfully completes.\u00a0 In the conversion report, errors, warnings, and messages will be shown for each project along with general information about Android development in Visual Studio and troubleshooting.\u00a0 The conversion report will be displayed in the editor after the import process is completed and the file is located in your Visual Studio Project directory.<\/p>\n After Import<\/strong><\/p>\n If the import completed successfully, you can immediately build, deploy, and debug your project and enjoy the C++ IntelliSense experience.<\/p>\n In case you are experiencing any trouble with these features, consult the general information section in the conversion report for guidance.<\/p>\n![\"Image](\"https:\/\/devblogs.microsoft.com\/cppblog\/wp-content\/uploads\/sites\/9\/2015\/08\/8473.wizard2.png\")
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