How do I correctly mount a Source Path(s)?
Use the File | Mount Source Path… menu item to select a Source Path directory so that JDebugTool can find your source code. A Source Path is a parent directory containing your Java packages (and source files) and is set analogously to a CLASSPATH directory. JDebugTool assumes that the directory structure matches the package hierarchy. For example, if the source file corresponding to class mypackage.MyClass (class MyClass in package mypackage) is located in the file c:/myjavafiles/mypackage/MyClass.java, then the correct Source Path would be c:/myjavafiles Note that a Source Path does not include any package names. You can also just type the full path name of the Source Path directory (for example: c:/myjavafiles) in the File name text field and then click on the Mount (Open) button. JDebugTool can automatically detect and fix incorrectly mounted source paths. In the Source Tree panel, under an incorrectly mounted source path, click on a Java source file in order to display the file.
