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Where can I find source code for com.ibm.team.filesystem.ui.changes.actions.quick?

I need to check the source code for SubmitForReviewAction class in the package "com.ibm.team.filesystem.ui.changes.actions.quick" but I'm unable to find it in com.ibm.team.filesystem.ui.jar

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 The SDK contains com.ibm.team.filesystem.internal.rcp.ui.workitems.workflows.SubmitForReviewAction. That does not match your package. if you have installed the EWM SDK following https://jazz.net/library/article/1000 you can use Open Type to open the class.

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I could not find com.ibm.team.filesystem.internal.rcp.ui plugin in https://jazz.net/downloads/rational-team-concert/releases/6.0.6.1. Which SDK contains this plugin?

Open Search>Java Paste the class name into the search field. Select type search, all references. Search.

In 6.0.6.1 I find SubmitForReviewAction in

com.ibm.team.filesystem.internal.rcp.ui.workitems.workflows - com.ibm.team.filesystem.rcp.ui.workitems_3.2.1300.v20190124_1935.jar - C:\RTC6061Dev\installs\rtc-server-sdk\plugins - External Plug-in Libraries

In 7.0.2.SR1 I find SubmitForReviewAction in 

com.ibm.team.filesystem.rcp.ui.workitems_3.2.1500.v20211201_1220.jar - C:\RTC702SR1Dev\installs\rtc-server-sdk\plugins

Thank you for specifying the paths and doing the needful but Which search am I supposed to use? Open Search>Java Paste the class name into the search field. Select type search, all references. Search.

Could you please share me the URL

What URL? The search is in your EWM Eclipse client setup for EWM SDK development.

Follow https://jazz.net/library/article/1000, perform lab 1. This can be challenging. If you have performed Lab1 until the end, you have EWM set up for SDK based development. 
Also see https://rsjazz.wordpress.com/2015/09/30/learning-to-fly-getting-started-with-the-rtc-java-apis/ and other posts on that blog. The blog posts are tagged and you can search. I collected a lot of API and how to over the years.


Search a type

 

Yes I was able to find it, Thanks a lot!

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