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I’m rediscovering Java, and I’m a little lost about how to do this within Eclipse. I am looking sort of for Visual Studio “object browser” functionality, but I’d settle for a quick list of types that are defined within my referenced external jar files.
Add the jar to project’s build path (right-click menu)
It would appear as a Jar (glass one), with arrow to open it as if it was a directory.
Now, open it, you’ll see its contents – packages containing classes.
But, I advice you to look for javadocs first. Who needs that class list when you’ve got javadoc!