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I need to know TimedWindowEvent class belongs to which JAR when JDK/JRE is downloaded. Is there any generalized way of searching Jar to which a particular class belongs to using Eclipse or any other tool. Right now, I have to open jar in WinRAR and go through each and every jar to find if class I am searching for is present there.
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The, the idea is to use find on the root of your classpath to locate all jars, then runs findclass.sh on all found jars to look for a match. It doesn't handle multi-directories, but if you carefully choose the root you can get it to work.
1. Type QShell using the STRQSH command. 2. Change to the directory where the jar files exist using the cd command.
In Eclipse, do an 'Open Declaration'. In Project Explorer, click the "Link with Editor" yellow-two-arrow-button. The class file that opens in the editor will map itself to the jar and package on the left hand side in Project Explorer.
In eclipse you could use ctrl+shift+t (That's means you are searching on targets ) it will popup a window and put your class name. It will show you jars that class name belongs to.
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