Re: Batik Javadoc/Sources in Eclipse

[iphar <ma...@googlemail.com>]

I had the same problems, and the proposed solution to import the
sources-folders to src works - but then all the files are actually copied -
so you only do changes in src, while the build script still tries to compile
the unchanged files from sources.
So instead of import I do "Link Source" in Build Path Configuration and link
the two sources folders.
I don't know if that's the preferred way, but at least it is working for me!


Rob Davis-5 wrote:
> 
> A brief starting guide would be:
> You need to create a project
> highlight 'src'
> select import from the drop down menu
> within your downloaded batik browse to the folder
> batik-src/batik-1.7/sources/
> do the import
> then find out which version of Java you have - if it's java 1.3 or lower
> you need to also import sources-1.3
> otherwise 1.4 or above (including java 6) you need to import sources-1.4
> 
> (Make sure you choose the right folder as described above as Eclipse is a
> bit dumb and will still go ahead but then complain about package
> declaration not matching etc. (Wish Eclipse was smarter - anyone any
> ideas?))
> 
> It does work - I'm happily building projects with batik source in eclipse
> 3.3.x and debugging right into the core of batik to see how it works.
> 

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