This entry was posted in tutorials by José M. On Blackboard, once you select the Labyou are about to submit, you can browse to that location or drag and drop the files from there. That will automatically open the File Explorerof your respective OS, in the path where your files are currently saved, as you can see in the following image. Click that button as the next image indicates. You will also see a button to the right of it that says Show in System Explorer. that property gives you the exact location of the field in your PC. Under the Resourcesections you will see that one of the properties is Location. As an alternative to reach this PropertiesWindow, you may press ALT + Enter. Once you click on Properties you will see a Window with the properties of the file.

In the context menu go to Propertiesas shown in the image below. Position the mouse over it and make a right-click. The first step is once you are done with your lab, go to Eclipseand identify one of the files that is part of your solution. In this tutorial I will show you how to find the source code files you need to submit for your labs. DO NOT submit those, as although they are executable by the JVM, the source code is not available and therefore cannot be properly assessed. Also once you test your code, the JDK will create bytecode files that have a. Do not submit screenshots as the instructor must be able to run and test your code.

In java the source code is stored in files with extension. In order to correctly submit the labs on Blackboard, you need to provide the source code.

Jdk source code