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How to integrate Javadoc for SWT into Eclipse? [message #454220] Tue, 19 April 2005 11:00 Go to next message
mr. burns is currently offline mr. burnsFriend
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Hello,

in the Java perspective of Eclipse the Javadoc view exists. If I move the
mouse over e.g. 'String' in the source code a tooltip windows opens with
information about 'String' further if I click the 'String' in the source
code the Javadoc view gets updated with information about 'String'.
Now I want to have the same for SWT. Nowhere in the newsgroups I found
help to achieve this. The only thing I found is where a doc.zip file is
located. But what do I need? Which files? Where I have to store them to
integrate into Eclipse? How do I get the CTRL-F2 function work also for
SWT?

Any help is appreciated,

thanks a lot in advance,

Mr. Burns
Re: How to integrate Javadoc for SWT into Eclipse? [message #454234 is a reply to message #454220] Tue, 19 April 2005 15:02 Go to previous message
mr. burns is currently offline mr. burnsFriend
Messages: 402
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Hello,

I found it by myself:

Under the properties of the swt.jar (right klick on swt.jar in Package
Explorer) one can set the Javadoc Location and Java Source Attachment:

1. Javadoc Location: (For SHIFT-F2 functionality, which opens a browser)

-> Javadoc in archieve:
Archieve path:
....\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv_x.x.x\doc. zip
Path within archive: refernence/api

2. Java Source attachment: (For Javadoc view within the Java perspective)

-> Location path:
....\eclipse\plugins\org.eclipse.platform.source.win32.win32 .x86_3.0.1\src\org.eclipse.swt.win32_x.x.x\ws\win32
Now the Javadoc works as well as the SHIFT-F2 key.

Hope that helps people with the same problem!

Best regards,

Mr. Burns
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