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This framework distribution includes a lib folder (where all the binary .jars are) and a src one (where you can find the corresponding .javas for each .jar). So far I only have added lib to the Java project build path.
How would you copy src now? Just adding it or is there a way of somehow link it to lib? I don’t have in mind what the gain would exactly consist of but I reckon that that would be somewhat better.
Edit – src is provided as a folder hierarchy, not source .jars.
If you’re not modifying the source, performance will be better if the source for each jar is in its own source jar. It’s usually also more convenient. This is a convention at this point – especially if you can get the jars from a maven repository. Each jar should be organized as you’d expect, with top level directory(s) “org”, “com”, etc. In the build path, you can attach a source jar to each binary jar.