public interface PackagedSource
The debugger within JDeveloper uses this interface to support source breakpoints in a file. Source breakpoints are identified by package, file name, and line number.
When the user clicks in the margin of the code editor, the debugger looks to see if the Document implements this interface and if so, it calls getPackage and getSourceFile.
Also, the debugger and profiler, use this interface in order to find and show the source code locations.
 If a Document does not implement this interface, the package will be
 determined based on the directory of the Document, relative to the
 project's source path.
 See Source.getPackageFromNode(oracle.ide.model.Node, oracle.ide.model.Project) and
 Source.getFilenameFromNode(oracle.ide.model.Node).
 
 JavaSourceNode and JspSourceNode both implement this interface.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description | 
|---|---|
java.lang.String | 
getPackage(Project project)
Returns the package for the source file. 
 | 
java.lang.String | 
getSourceFile()
Returns the file name for the source file. 
 | 
java.lang.String getPackage(Project project)
project - the project which contains the source filejava.lang.String getSourceFile()
 In the case of a normal Java file, this method should return the
 source file attribute, defined as the following:
 Only the name of the source file is given by the source file attribute
 it never represents the name of a directory containing the file or an 
 absolute path name for the file.  For instance the source file attribute
 may contain file name foo.java but not the UNIX path name
 /home/jdevwork/workspace1/project1/package1/foo.java.