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I am working on a project where i need to know the contents of jar file included in my web-project. I am using Eclipse juno. However Netbeans provides these features to view the contents of a jar-file. Please suggest me how to achieve this in eclipse.
In the project explorer, you should have something with an icon looking like a pile of book like those:
just expand the one containing your dependencies (probably labelled “Referenced Librairies”) and you can browse as usual.
NB: you will probably need to specify where the sources are for each jars (right click on a jar > Properties > Java source attachment)
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