| How do I add JEE JavaDocs? [message #250846] |
Wed, 05 March 2008 08:01  |
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Originally posted by: Qu0llSixFour.gmail.com
I have added a GlassFish v2 runtime to my Eclipse 3.3.2 installation but how
do I specify the location of the JavaDocs? At the moment, when I reference
classes in javax.servlet for example, the docs cannot be found by code
completion. At least I am assuming that's the problem as no docs are
displayed for methods selected in code completion from such classes.
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And loving it,
-Q
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| Re: How do I add JEE JavaDocs? [message #250895 is a reply to message #250882] |
Wed, 05 March 2008 13:49  |
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Originally posted by: Qu0llSixFour.gmail.com
"Mark Dexter" <dextercowley@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:fqmkej$sfv$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Qu0ll wrote:
>> I have added a GlassFish v2 runtime to my Eclipse 3.3.2 installation but
>> how do I specify the location of the JavaDocs? At the moment, when I
>> reference classes in javax.servlet for example, the docs cannot be found
>> by code completion. At least I am assuming that's the problem as no docs
>> are displayed for methods selected in code completion from such classes.
>>
> Hi. I'm assuming that you added the GlassFish runtime as an external jar
> file. If so, if you go to the Libraries tab on the Java Build Path (e.g.,
> Project/Properties/Java Build Path), drill down to find the GlassFish jar
> file and expand it, you will see a place to enter the JavaDocs, either has
> a URL or a local resource. Hope this helps. Mark
Thanks Mark, it works now.
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And loving it,
-Q
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