How to import the Spring Framework sourcecode into an eclipse project?

Kudos to you Chris for this one! Your way is much better. Thank you!

– James Drinkard Oct 31 at 14:57.

The easiest way is to use Maven. So if your project is a maven project, then eclipse with M2Eclipse plugin (or STS where the plugin is already included) will provide this service for you automatically. If you don't use Maven, then eclipse allowes you to attach the source code to every used jar by hand.(Select the jar in the package explorer, right click, Java Source Attachment).

I guess you can download the sources somewhere from Spring. Or you can download it from a maven repository with your browser for example form here: search.maven.org/#browse|528292745 When I remember right, then you can also use window/preference/java/build path/user libaries to define the source attachments for jars. The purpose of this way is, that you will not need to do it for each project again and again.

Take source code and add it to your eclipse workspace. Click on your project (Right Click) -> Debug As -> Debug Configuration -> Source Tab Add one or more projects by click add button. Achives, Directories supported as well.

Alternatively you can add break point in your code, hit F5 to go into spring code and eclipse will prompt you to add source code.

For me, a quick easy solution was to follow this thread I found on the Spring Forums: forum.springsource.org/showthread.php?66... I pulled in the code from the Spring Framework repository at: https://src.springframework. Org/svn/spring-framework/ I picked a specific branch tag and I let the wizard deal with any duplicate configuration files and it pulled everything in as one project with no errors. I just wanted to view the code, so that did it!

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