Borut,
The way it is currently implemented is that plugin is offering to
install jar or zip you entered on source attachment page as a source
bundle into your local Maven repository where it will be found upon
classpath container refresh.
Can you please confirm that you do get corresponding confirmation
dialog and that source bundle is installed to the local Maven
repository? You can see location of local repository in Maven
preferences page at Window / Preferences / Maven. If source bundle is
installed there but source is not picked up, then you may need to run
Project / Clean to refresh classpath container. Also check Eclipse error
log and Maven console if there any issues appear in there.
regards,
Eugene
Borut Bolčina (SI) wrote:
Hi,
If I expand Maven Dependencies and then right-click one of the
dependencies (lets call it acme-super-secret.jar) and chose
Properties, a dialog opens with three properties - one of them Java
Source Attachment.
Because acme-super-secret-sources.jar is never generated for security
reasons (only sacred people in the company can see the sources), the
sources can not be browsed by F3 in Eclipse in projects which are
using this acme-super-secret jar.
If the developer of this secret acme lib wants to manually add the
location of the sources in the above dialog, it doesn't work (it seems
the dialog forgets what was entered as source location).
Any workaround?
Regards,
Bob
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