>>>>> "Daniels," == Daniels, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Daniels,> You can, but I don't think it's necessary. Assuming the
Daniels,> jar contains the class files created from .java files in
Daniels,> the same repository,
...
Wrong assumption. I think he's talking about *3rd party* .JAR files
downloaded from the internet. Yes, many of them come with a source
distribution package, but I'm just not interested in building them
from scratch. The "binary" (i.e. prebuilt) .JAR file is available
there as a "binary release". So, why not take it directly?
Daniels,> ideally what you'd like to do is
Daniels,> mark the java files used to create the jar with a tag
Daniels,> and then build the jar with ant or some other make
Daniels,> tool.
It'd be a nightmare to have to build every 3rd party library from
scratch! Neither is that always possible. Many libraries in the
forms of .JAR files come with no source code.
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