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What's the right way to import jira source into Eclipse to avoid messing up references?

Ramesh Udari1
Ramesh Udari1 July 20, 2011

Hi,

I am trying to import jira sourece into eclispse for debugging purpose. i have managed to import succesffuly but references of classes are not working in eclispe.are there any jars need to include in build path for resoloving this issue.if yes Please provide me details about those jars.

And if anybody knows exact steps for configuraing the jira source in eclipse,please post the information here.

Regards,

TOM

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August 7, 2011

I don't understand your comment about messing up the references. But the basic steps to attach the JIRA-sources are as follows:

  1. Download the source zip from https://my.atlassian.com/download/source/jira and extract it
  2. Open your project properties > Java Build Path > Libraries
  3. Expand atlassian-jira-4.x.jar and click source attachment
  4. Create a new location variable pointing to the unzipped sources

Confirm your setup by viewing an Atlassian class like IssueImpl.

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