The JDK sources are provided as a ZIP with your JDK and should be detetcted by eclipse when you configure your installed JDK JEE sources depends on which API you consider. Some recent SUN official Jars have sources attached in maven repo, some simply are not available de to licensing restriction. You could then use genonimo ones that come with sources.
Cheers, Nicolas 2009/7/2 Peter Horlock <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I've asked that question before, yet as I didn't get an answer, I'll try > again: > I configured The Eclipse plugin so that it downloads all sources, and adds > them to my eclipse > project configuration, so that I can click on third Party classes in my > code > and see it's source code - > that way I don't need to read it's api any longer - VERY handy. > How can that be done with the JDK source and J2EE sources? I know where to > download them, > but I don't want to add them manually - whenever I reimport a project I > would have to do it anew. > Isn't there an easy, Maven way? > > Thanks in advance, > > Peter >
