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javadoc using html [message #628934]

Fri, 24 September 2010 19:11

Kermit Tensmeyer

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Registered: September 2010

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This is not a question of building/generating html from any form of code. (googling this forum shows this would be the primary intent of most messages with html and javadoc in the query)

Note: This element neither has attached source nor attached javadocs and hence no javadoc could be found.

Mad

Well of course I don't the source for third-party libraries. I do have the jar's and zipped packages of html in standard format.

I've tried to use the build path entries to associate the jars and the index.html with the javadocs entries.

Is it at all possible to use the javadoc generated html with these libraries? it's getting a little frustrating trying use a seperate browser to look at the local html files.

I'm just a tad rusty on writing Java, and Eclipse is what's available, and so I'm trying to figure how to do simple things.

While I'd really perfer to RTFM, the only FM i can find has answers for problems I don't have.

any suggestions as to where to find the answer?

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Re: javadoc using html [message #628968 is a reply to message #628934]

Sat, 25 September 2010 03:14

David Wegener

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Registered: July 2009

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On Fri, 2010-09-24 at 14:11 -0500, Kermit Tensmeyer wrote:
> This is not a question of building/generating html from any form of code. (googling this forum shows this would be the primary intent of most messages with html and javadoc in the query)
>
> Note: This element neither has attached source nor attached javadocs and hence no javadoc could be found.
>
> :x Well of course I don't the source for third-party libraries. I do have the jar's and zipped packages of html in standard format.
>
> I've tried to use the build path entries to associate the jars and the index.html with the javadocs entries.
>
> Is it at all possible to use the javadoc generated html with these libraries? it's getting a little frustrating trying use a seperate browser to look at the local html files.
>
> I'm just a tad rusty on writing Java, and Eclipse is what's available, and so I'm trying to figure how to do simple things.
>
> While I'd really perfer to RTFM, the only FM i can find has answers for problems I don't have.
>
> any suggestions as to where to find the answer?
>
Right click on the jar file and select Properties. Select Javadoc
location, click on javadoc archive and browse to the zip file containing
the javadoc.

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Re: javadoc using html [message #629540 is a reply to message #628968]

Tue, 28 September 2010 16:01

Kermit Tensmeyer

Messages: 5
Registered: September 2010

Junior Member

Yes, did that first.

Quote:

Note: This element neither has attached source nor attached javadocs and hence no javadoc could be found.

Is the result.

Should I assume (me as a**) that the entry is expecting JavaDoc format and not the HTML generated form of the javadoc?

I've double checked. The Jar points to a specfic jar, the javadoc entry points to javadoc directory (verify button thinks it's a good entry because it finds the html pages.) The java support line points to (windows based dlls) and on Sun to the sun support files.

Any other ideas. This is more than a little frustrating

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