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I download the Java JDK 6 source code .tar file, and I extracted all the files from it using java command. And I get those control, deploy, hotspot, j2se, etc. What do I do now to actually see all the source code? Any solutions of using Eclipse to do that?
If you’ve got eclipse configured correctly, you should just be able to hit
F3on (or otherwise search for) a type likejava.lang.Objectand be taken directly to its source. If not, you’ll get a screen with a big “Attach Source” button, which you can use to point eclipse at the .zip file you downloaded.You seem to be asking about setting up an eclipse project for the Java source code. There’s no need to do that unless you plan on modifying the code.