Opening source code instead of decompiled class in eclipse 3.5 and jd-eclipse plugin -

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i have set eclipse (eclipse 3.5) associate java run time jars source code. have accomplished associating jdk rt.jar source code ships jdk (c:\program files\java\jdk1.6.0_37\src.zip).

i happen have jd-eclipse decompiler plugin setup.

when click on hashmap class, opens decompiled hashmap class; wanted see source code (from jdk src.zip file). possible tell eclipse to:

  1. open associated source code library class if available.
  2. if source code not available; , decompile class?

system info: eclipse 3.5

jd-eclipse 0.1.3

os: windows 7, 64 bit enterprise edition

thanks

in blog post, author describes 2 problems jd-eclipse plugin has:

  1. the generated source code doesn’t line debug line numbers because generated code can’t include original comments.
  2. if choose associate “*.class” file type within eclipse “class file editor” decompiled output if have real source attached.

i guess 2. problem facing , appears jd-eclipse not capable of need.

it looks mchr3k - jdeclipse-realign might here. (i not sure if available eclipse version though. time updated eclipse perhaps...)


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