(If you have the JAR package source code!!) )
, make sure that the jar package is already available under referenced libraies, or, right-click the jar package and choose Build Path->add to build path.
Second, right click on the Project properties, select Java Build path on the left side, and then on the Right tab select Order and export, adjust the location of Android private libraries to the bottom.
Select the jar package under referenced libraies ( be careful not to choose other folders), right click on Properties, and then select the location of the corresponding source for the jar package, for example.
After the setup is complete, it can be associated to the jar package source code.
Additional knowledge:
Android dependencies will display reference items, dependent projects
Android Private Libraries: Represents a jar package reference placed inside a libs, considered a private reference
Referenced Libraries: Represents the referenced external jar package.
References: http://blog.csdn.net/fastthinking/article/details/20032513
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/18434552/how-to-add-source-of-android-private-libraries-to-adt-eclipse
Http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20602028/difference-between-android-referenced-libraries-and-private-libraries
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