Using Sun WorkShop

Source Browser Options Dialog Box

The Source Browser Options dialog box (see Figure 3-4) lets you specify:

The name of the cache directory that contains files that Sun WorkShop automatically creates when you build an application
The name of the directory that contains configuration files (both those generated by Sun WorkShop tools and those you may create manually)

Specifying these names sets the SUNWS_CACHE_NAME and SUNWS_CONFIG_NAME environment variables, respectively, for the source browser engine.

Note -

You can safely delete the cache directory to save disk space. It can be automatically regenerated. Do not delete the configuration directory; it cannot be regenerated.

If the SUNWS_CACHE_NAME or SUNWS_CONFIG_NAME variable is set to a directory that does not exist, the dialog box opens with the corresponding default directory selected even though you have specified a custom directory.

Figure 3-4 Source Browser Options Dialog Box

Use Default Cache Directory radio button	Allows you to choose to use the default cache directory (`SunWS_cache`).
Custom Cache Directory radio buton	Allows you to name a custom cache directory. If you select the radio button, a text box is displayed into which you can type the new directory name, which must not be a path name.
Use Default Config Directory radio button	Allows you to choose to use the default config directory (`SunWS_config`).
Custom Config Directory radio button	Allows you to name a custom config directory. If you select the radio button, a text box is displayed into which you can type the new directory name, which must not be a path name.
OK	Applies changes and closes the Source Browser Options dialog box.
Apply	Applies changes without closing the Source Browser Options dialog box.
Cancel	Closes the Source Browser Options dialog box without applying changes.
Help	Displays help for the Source Browser Options dialog box.