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# README --> YOU PROBABLY NEED TO MODIFY THIS FILE!
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#
# Each line in here either is a comment
# (if it starts with a #), or specifies
# a "CONTAINER of top-level packages":
#	
# 	- directory:   c:/myJavaCode
# 	- archive:   c:/jre1.3/lib/rt.jar
# 	- directory within archive:   c:/jdk1.3/src.jar|src
#	
# Juliet uses these "containers" to
# find packages and types, for example:
# when looking for "java.lang.Object",
# every non-comment line will be searched
# by appending "/java/lang/Object.class" 
# to that line, until the first match is found.
#
#    NOTE THAT JULIET NEEDS TO BE ABLE TO FIND
#    .java FILES IN ADDITION TO .class FILES TO
#    DISPLAY JAVADOC COMMENTS AND PARAMETER NAMES ! 
#
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# Since Juliet only reads this file once, 
# when started, you need to restart Juliet
# if you modify this file.
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#
# FOR MORE INFORMATION on this file:
#
# Start Juliet, choose "Help" from the menubar,
# and read the "JulietPath" slide for a full 
# explanation.
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# If jdk1.3 is installed on your C: drive, 
# the following 5 lines are fine, otherwise 
# modify as appropriate for your setup:

C:/jdk1.3/jre/lib/rt.jar
C:/jdk1.3/jre/lib/i18n.jar
C:/jdk1.3/jre/lib/sunrsasign.jar
C:/jdk1.3/jre/lib/jaws.jar
C:/jdk1.3/src.jar|src


# YES it is "src.jar|src", not "src.jar/src" 
# The '|' tells Juliet to resolve "java.lang.Object"
# to "src/java/lang/Object.java" when looking in src.jar,
# read the Help.JulietPath slide for details.


# You will probably want to add directories containing
# your own code (.class and .java), like:
#
# C:/myJavaCode
# C:/herJavaCode





