Source editor is AWOL in SJSE8 Build 051011_2

Refer to tutorial: UML Modeling: Developing Applications
When right clicking and expecting "Navigate to source" in the context menu, it does not appear. Furthermore, I have been unable to get the source editor to appear at all.
Is this a:
1) Feature
2) Bug
3) Omission
4) Installation Problem
Thanxinadvance

I'm using a home built COTS box based on an ECS motherboard, 1.8G Celly, 4 hard drives:[1 120G WD, 1 80G WD, 2 80G Maxtors], 512M ec parity RAM, 3 19" DELL Trinitrons, 1Matrox GC, 1 ATI 9550 GC, 256k cable modem, Belkin "g" wifi router. NO OVERCLOCKING, air cooled, Stable.
I'm running 3 installs of XP Pro, and 1 install of Kubuntu. Ihave a 20G personal documents directory that spans 15 years of computing :)
AS far as where I was in the tutorial, I don't remember--I had to move on!
I'm sure it was near the beginning though because I didn't get very far.

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i'm new to java programming...
using notepad to do the source code edit...
i tried forte for java... but seems difficult...
anyone can recommend a user-friendly or industry
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