Return deleted project from Eclipse

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Damir picture Damir · Dec 29, 2010 · Viewed 7.3k times · Source

I have serious problem, I have deleted Java project from Eclipse and I don't have fresh revision on CVS. Is there any chance anyway to return that project or I am najebao ?

Answer

Naveed picture Naveed · Dec 29, 2010

Eclipse - Managing Files and Projects says:

To delete a project right click on the project in the package viewer. Again, select "Delete" from the context menu. This time, a dialog box will appear asking you if you want to also delete all of the files in the project's directory. The default is "Do not delete contents". If you select this option, the Java files that were a part of that project will not be deleted. If you are sure you no longer need the project delete the contents instead.

So may be you just deleted it from eclipse but it is still on your hardisk. Otherwise you have to use Data Recovery Softwares

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