I'm certainly not new to s/w development, but am new specifically to
Android, Eclipse, and Java, so bear with me on this question. Someone
gave me the files for a package that I can use in my own product. These
are contained in a complete directory tree starting with a top-level
"project" directory and then standard subdirectories such as .settings,
bin, src, etc. And under src and bin are the package subdirectories such
as src\com\domainname\PackageName containing the .java files, etc.
So to develop my product that will make use of this package, where do I
put this directory tree so that it is seen by Eclipse and whatever other
tools are necessary to eventually build an Android product?
(I'm a lot more used to C-based development where you can pretty much
name your source files whatever you want and put them just about anywhere!)
Doug G
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