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| javadoc API online?? [message #147849] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 09:26  |
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Originally posted by: word-up.gmx.de
Is there somewhere a gef 3.0 javadoc api description available online to
link against in my own javadoc??
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #147865 is a reply to message #147849] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 13:55  |
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com
OK. Where does the Eclipse platform place their Javadoc so that we can use a
consistent URL and Link to their documentation as well.
If you want to help, you could checkout the org.eclipse.gef.doc.isv plug-in,
and invoke the build.xml file which generates the doc.zip. Then, all you
would need to do is customize the options.txt file which controls the
linking URL for dependencies.
"Max" <word-up@gmx.de> wrote in message news:cfsivr$viq$1@eclipse.org...
> Is there somewhere a gef 3.0 javadoc api description available online to
> link against in my own javadoc??
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #147912 is a reply to message #147865] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 14:47 |
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Originally posted by: word-up.gmx.de
Thats not the point. I asked if there is an API documentation online (like
it is for the EMF).
Randy Hudson wrote:
> OK. Where does the Eclipse platform place their Javadoc so that we can use a
> consistent URL and Link to their documentation as well.
> If you want to help, you could checkout the org.eclipse.gef.doc.isv plug-in,
> and invoke the build.xml file which generates the doc.zip. Then, all you
> would need to do is customize the options.txt file which controls the
> linking URL for dependencies.
> "Max" <word-up@gmx.de> wrote in message news:cfsivr$viq$1@eclipse.org...
> > Is there somewhere a gef 3.0 javadoc api description available online to
> > link against in my own javadoc??
> >
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #147949 is a reply to message #147912] |
Tue, 17 August 2004 18:19 |
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com
If the platform hasn't done it, then a) it must not be that important, and
b) we couldn't do it properly (linking to dependencies). We emulate the
platform project whether it's how our source is checked-in to CVS, code
formatting, API definitions, integrated help documents, downloads, etc.
"Max" <word-up@gmx.de> wrote in message news:cft5qa$2os$1@eclipse.org...
> Thats not the point. I asked if there is an API documentation online (like
> it is for the EMF).
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> Randy Hudson wrote:
>
> > OK. Where does the Eclipse platform place their Javadoc so that we can
use a
> > consistent URL and Link to their documentation as well.
>
> > If you want to help, you could checkout the org.eclipse.gef.doc.isv
plug-in,
> > and invoke the build.xml file which generates the doc.zip. Then, all
you
> > would need to do is customize the options.txt file which controls the
> > linking URL for dependencies.
>
> > "Max" <word-up@gmx.de> wrote in message news:cfsivr$viq$1@eclipse.org...
> > > Is there somewhere a gef 3.0 javadoc api description available online
to
> > > link against in my own javadoc??
> > >
>
>
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152600 is a reply to message #147949] |
Sat, 02 October 2004 15:27 |
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Originally posted by: ken.kelley.safeware-eng.com
Hi,
Question:
Is there a javadoc api available for draw2d and gef (particularly version
2.1)?
Details:
I'm trying to RTFM, but, alas, I can't find the FM. I tried to STFW, but
google turned up nothing useful.
I need to use draw2d and gef, but I can't find any documentation for them,
anywhere. No books on them appear to have been published, and I can't
find any javadocs, either. I did find where someone made their eclipse
help publicly available, and that has links to the draw2d and gef javadocs
in there. Unfortunately, that's only version 2.0, and I'm using version
2.1.
What this means is that when I call ScrollPane.setView(Figure), and the
compiler complains that the method is deprecated (which it wasn't as of
version 2.0), I can't figure out what to do instead.
If I can't find javadocs for draw2d and gef, I can't use them. I'm not
concerned about the linking dependencies, so that part of the original
poster's question doesn't apply to me. But I do need access to some sort
of documentation about how to use draw2d and gef.
Thanks in advance,
-- Ken
Randy Hudson wrote:
> If the platform hasn't done it, then a) it must not be that important, and
> b) we couldn't do it properly (linking to dependencies). We emulate the
> platform project whether it's how our source is checked-in to CVS, code
> formatting, API definitions, integrated help documents, downloads, etc.
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152625 is a reply to message #152600] |
Sat, 02 October 2004 23:58 |
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Originally posted by: boby.vt.edu
Ken Kelley wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Question:
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> Is there a javadoc api available for draw2d and gef (particularly version
> 2.1)?
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--> i dont know about 2.1 but for 3.0.1 there is API for draw2d and gef.
just open eclipse. then help->help contents. in the help window that
opens up, look for draw2d and GEF developer guides. click on anyone and
you will see reference section, that contains the APIs.
Also there are articles and books on GEF. There is a redbook called
"Eclipse Development using the Graphical Editing Framework and the
Eclipse Modeling Framework". its available for free online.
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> Details:
>
> I'm trying to RTFM, but, alas, I can't find the FM. I tried to STFW, but
> google turned up nothing useful.
>
> I need to use draw2d and gef, but I can't find any documentation for them,
> anywhere. No books on them appear to have been published, and I can't
> find any javadocs, either. I did find where someone made their eclipse
> help publicly available, and that has links to the draw2d and gef javadocs
> in there. Unfortunately, that's only version 2.0, and I'm using version
> 2.1.
>
> What this means is that when I call ScrollPane.setView(Figure), and the
> compiler complains that the method is deprecated (which it wasn't as of
> version 2.0), I can't figure out what to do instead.
>
> If I can't find javadocs for draw2d and gef, I can't use them. I'm not
> concerned about the linking dependencies, so that part of the original
> poster's question doesn't apply to me. But I do need access to some sort
> of documentation about how to use draw2d and gef.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> -- Ken
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152700 is a reply to message #152600] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 15:30 |
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com
> What this means is that when I call ScrollPane.setView(Figure), and the
> compiler complains that the method is deprecated (which it wasn't as of
> version 2.0), I can't figure out what to do instead.
All you need is the source code to find out the answer to that. Both the
source code and JavaDoc are included in the 2.1 SDK download.
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> If I can't find javadocs for draw2d and gef, I can't use them. I'm not
> concerned about the linking dependencies, so that part of the original
> poster's question doesn't apply to me. But I do need access to some sort
> of documentation about how to use draw2d and gef.
>
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152727 is a reply to message #152625] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 18:55 |
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Originally posted by: ken.kelley.safeware-eng.com
Hi,
Thanks, but I tried using the help menu. There is no info for draw2d or
gef in the help->help contents window (at least for the version of eclipse
I'm running). When we do move up to 3.0, I'm sure this will be helpful,
sorta.
I dislike using help->help contents to find javadocs for eclipse for the
following reasons:
1) If I'm not running eclipse at the moment, I can't use it. I often try
to do design work using my laptop or other times when I don't want to be
running eclipse.
2) If I need to shutdown and restart eclipse (which I need to do a few
times per day), then any browser windows open to the javadocs stop working.
3) The help menu takes up extra screen space. This reduces how much
javadocs I can see at once.
4) I can only get help on the version I'm currently running. If I need to
find out what features will be added in version 3.0 when I upgrade, I
can't get that info when running eclipse 2.1.
Thanks for the pointer to the redbook; it looks very nice. I'll print it
or buy it very soon. Unfortunately, it lacks the detail to cover my
question, so it doesn't really help me.
Is it really too much to ask for the javadocs to be compiled and placed on
the eclipse webserver? They take up some space, yes, but not that much.
Or, like Sun does, even make a jar file of just the javadocs available for
download? I think they would be incredibly useful to anyone attempting to
use this code.
Thanks,
-- Ken
Boby George wrote:
> Ken Kelley wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > Question:
> >
> > Is there a javadoc api available for draw2d and gef (particularly version
> > 2.1)?
> >
> --> i dont know about 2.1 but for 3.0.1 there is API for draw2d and gef.
> just open eclipse. then help->help contents. in the help window that
> opens up, look for draw2d and GEF developer guides. click on anyone and
> you will see reference section, that contains the APIs.
> Also there are articles and books on GEF. There is a redbook called
> "Eclipse Development using the Graphical Editing Framework and the
> Eclipse Modeling Framework". its available for free online.
> >
> > Details:
> >
> > I'm trying to RTFM, but, alas, I can't find the FM. I tried to STFW, but
> > google turned up nothing useful.
> >
> > I need to use draw2d and gef, but I can't find any documentation for them,
> > anywhere. No books on them appear to have been published, and I can't
> > find any javadocs, either. I did find where someone made their eclipse
> > help publicly available, and that has links to the draw2d and gef javadocs
> > in there. Unfortunately, that's only version 2.0, and I'm using version
> > 2.1.
> >
> > What this means is that when I call ScrollPane.setView(Figure), and the
> > compiler complains that the method is deprecated (which it wasn't as of
> > version 2.0), I can't figure out what to do instead.
> >
> > If I can't find javadocs for draw2d and gef, I can't use them. I'm not
> > concerned about the linking dependencies, so that part of the original
> > poster's question doesn't apply to me. But I do need access to some sort
> > of documentation about how to use draw2d and gef.
> >
> > Thanks in advance,
> > -- Ken
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152734 is a reply to message #152700] |
Mon, 04 October 2004 19:31 |
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Originally posted by: ken.kelley.safeware-eng.com
Randy Hudson wrote:
> > What this means is that when I call ScrollPane.setView(Figure), and the
> > compiler complains that the method is deprecated (which it wasn't as of
> > version 2.0), I can't figure out what to do instead.
> All you need is the source code to find out the answer to that. Both the
> source code and JavaDoc are included in the 2.1 SDK download.
I downloaded "eclipse-SDK-2.1.2-linux-gtk.zip" and unzipped it, but it had
no javadocs or source code (nor did it contain draw2d or gef in any form).
I tried downloading "eclipse-sourceBuild-srcIncluded-2.1.2.zip", but that
failed. I'll try again when my connectivity seems more consistent. Do
you expect that to have the source/javadocs I need? Or do I need some
other file?
Thanks,
-- Ken
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| Re: javadoc API online?? [message #152815 is a reply to message #152734] |
Tue, 05 October 2004 14:24 |
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Originally posted by: none.us.ibm.com
> I downloaded "eclipse-SDK-2.1.2-linux-gtk.zip" and unzipped it, but it had
That doesn't include GEF. You need to download the GEF SDK from out
homepage.
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