For details on how to load the project into Eclipse and re-compile the sources and the Javadoc, read below. These instructions assume you have installed Eclipse. Eclipse details and installation instructions can be found at the Eclipse web site. Eclipse 3.3 was used for development of the 1.1 maintenance release of the WVCM reference implementation (RI) and technology compatibility kit (TCK).
Run Eclipse and import the "javax.wvcm" project. This is typically done by selecting menu item "File->Import" and selecting "Existing Projects into Workspace". Menus and dialogs vary slightly depending on Eclipse version.
Once imported, the Java source should automatically compile without error. The result of the compilation will be Java class files in a "bin" directory beside the "src" directory.
To re-create the wvcm.jar file for the javax.wvcm project, right click the project, select "Export...", and select "JAR file" as the export destination.
To re-create the javadoc for the javax.wvcm project, right click the project, select "Export...", and select "javadoc" as the export destination.
You may also examine and run tests against the WVCM Reference Implementation (RI) to learn more about the functionality that is expected by the WVCM specification. The RI is the separately distributed "com.ibm.rational.wvcm.ri" project. The com.ibm.rational.wvcm.ri.impl and com.ibm.rational.wvcm.ri.srvc packages contains classes that can be re-used in most implementations. The TCK can also be used to test the RI (and does so by default).