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Source code for target platform.


Mike Denney (462) | asked May 25 '10, 12:10 p.m.
How does RTC look up the source code for a given target platform? I have the source in a zip file in the same directory as the corresponding jar files, and that does not seem to work. Co-workers have had to manually put the source into the jar files, which seems very labor intensive.

Are there naming conventions that need to be followed? Or is there a directory structure that's required in the source zips to make them work?

We need the ability to view the source for imports that come from the target platform, and also to be able to see the target platform source while debugging.

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Geoffrey Clemm (30.1k33035) | answered May 25 '10, 4:57 p.m.
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This appears to me to be an Eclipse question, not an RTC question.

Cheers,
Geoff

On 5/25/2010 12:23 PM, denney wrote:
How does RTC look up the source code for a given target platform? I
have the source in a zip file in the same directory as the
corresponding jar files, and that does not seem to work. Co-workers
have had to manually put the source into the jar files, which seems
very labor intensive.

Are there naming conventions that need to be followed? Or is there a
directory structure that's required in the source zips to make them
work?

We need the ability to view the source for imports that come from the
target platform, and also to be able to see the target platform
source while debugging.

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