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Subject: Re: Import source for JTopen
From: Brian Leathem <bleathem@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2007 12:12:00 -0700
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Thank you Pete, Bill, Joe,

Attaching the (zipped) source code to the jar file worked well. I notice I could also attach the javadocs to the file as an added bonus. Eclipse continues to amaze me the more I use it.

Thanks again,
Brian Leathem

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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