Cool. Thx, will try your approaches. Tony On Nov 16, 2012 12:57 AM, "Yasen Kiprov" <yasenkip...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi Tony, > > I don't know about the addSourceToJARS.sh but here is what I did: > > - Build your project with maven depending on the UIMA jars > - Download the source > - Start your project in debug and step into a class from the UIMA jars > - Eclipse says "Source not found" or something and has a button "Edit > Source Lookup Path" > - One option here is to add a java classpath variable which points to the > root of the UIMA sources, Eclipse should handle the directories correctly. > > Another thing I tried was to build and add the UIMA source projects in > Eclipse with mvn eclipse:eclipse in the UIMA sources root and then let my > project depend on the Eclipse projects (I think mvn eclipse:eclipse does > this automatically if it finds the projects). This went a bit heavy for my > Eclipse though. > > Hope this helps, > Yasen > > > > > ________________________________ > From: Tony Su <ton...@su-networking.com> > To: "user@uima.apache.org" <user@uima.apache.org> > Sent: Friday, November 16, 2012 1:33 AM > Subject: How to enable source in Eclipse? > > The official documentation says there should be an addSourcetoJARS.sh in > the root directory of the source package but is missing. > > I also found a Forums thread in 2008 which speculated/suggested removing > this script-based approach in favor of using Maven only. > > What should be the proper approach? > > TIA, > Tony
