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− | === Browsing Java elements using the package explorer === | + | === 3. Browsing Java elements using the package explorer === |
− | The Package Explorer view is one of the elements in the default Eclipse settings<br /> | + | 3.1. The Package Explorer view is one of the elements in the default Eclipse settings<br /> |
− | [[Image: Package_Explorer.jpg | | + | [[Image: Package_Explorer.jpg | 300px]] |
− | + | 3.2. Click on Package Explorer and expand the project, then expand the ''src'' folder to see packages.<br /> | |
− | + | 3.3. Expand the lab project to see all elements.<br /> | |
− | + | 3.4. Expand the class you want to explore. Here double click on the needed method to go to it implementation.<br/> | |
[[Image: Package_Explorer2.jpg | 600px ]] | [[Image: Package_Explorer2.jpg | 600px ]] |
Latest revision as of 08:04, 1 February 2011
3. Browsing Java elements using the package explorer
3.1. The Package Explorer view is one of the elements in the default Eclipse settings
3.2. Click on Package Explorer and expand the project, then expand the src folder to see packages.
3.3. Expand the lab project to see all elements.
3.4. Expand the class you want to explore. Here double click on the needed method to go to it implementation.