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You could take several approaches. You could build a separate project
and import the JTOpen source into the project so it is available or you
could just attach the source to the jar so you can view the source
during debugging and when you are writing code. I don't know if you are
planning to copy and paste code from JT/Open into your project or if you
just want to be able to see what the actual code is behind the
properties and methods you are using from JT/Open is. You could stick
the code in folder in your project but leave it off of your compile path
and just open the files like any other text file in the project.
Pete Helgren
Brian Leathem wrote:
I'm using the jt400.jar from JTopen in a Java project. Since it is an
open source project, the source code is available. My question is how
to import that source into WDSC so that I can drill down through it
with the debugger? Do I just sit it along side the source code for my
project? Somehow that doesn't seem appropriate, as I don't want WDSC
to recompile it.
Thanks,
Brian Leathem
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