Attaching source files to Java project Follow

Hello Pekka,

If you have added Stripes as a module library, you can go to Project Structure
| Modules | ]]> | Dependencies, select the node for the .jar file,
press "Edit..." button and press "Attach Sources..." and "Attach JavaDoc..."
in the dialog that appears.

I am evaluating IntelliJ Idea 8.1 and now I have an issue I haven't
solved yet.

Now I have a web project, which is based on Stripes Framework
(http://www.stripesframework.org/). I want to see the Stripes source
code and JavaDoc in my project so when I am using Stripes I can follow
easily to the internals of Stripes. This is also good when debugging
the project.

I tried to add a new source folder to the project which contains the
Stripes source code but then IntelliJ Idea tries to compile Stripes'
source code when I rebuild the project, which is something I don't
want to do. The only thing I want is to add source code and JavaDoc of
Stripes Framework to my project for development purposes (to see how
the actual function is documented / implemented).

Can anyone help me?

--
Dmitry Jemerov
Development Lead
JetBrains, Inc.
http://www.jetbrains.com/
"Develop with Pleasure!"

Also in 8.1...  I've attached sources to a jar, but it doesn't seem to "take."  When I <CTL>-Click a classname, for example, it still takes me to the de-compiled stub source.  When attaching sources, I use the absolute path to the parent directory where the package structure starts.  The libraries were added to my module by the Maven integration, if that makes a difference.  Any ideas for me?

- John