@Rohan: JUNG 2.0 Framework contains both binary and source form of jars.
To use the binary jars from JUNG, you need to add them as Referenced Libraries
in a project. Create a new project. Then, add required JUNG jars somewhere inside project directory. Refresh
project tree. Right-click on each JUNG jar to add it to Build Path > Add to Build Path
in Eclipse. By doing this, each will be registered under Referenced Libraries
tree in the project.
Since a few JUNG jars have source code version, you can open the Build Path
of the project and go to Libraries tab
. Under this tab, it lists all JARs. Attach the JUNG source code jar version to equivalent JUNG binary jar version under Source attachment
of that jar. For example: attach jung-samples-2.0.1-sources.jar
to jung-samples-2.0.1.jar
Once done, go to jung-samples-2.0.1
under Referenced Libraries
and open any class in a JUNG package. You will be able to see the source code view of the class.
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