A way to open up all .java in a project

Hi!
Not worked in Jdeveloper much, but is there a way to make the program open up all the .java files (at once)?
Regards
U

I don't know such a feature. On the other hand it does not make sense to do so if you have a large project with 100+ files.
Can you give a use case?
Timo

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