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| Javadoc location page |
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| Javadoc location page |
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| This dialog lets you define the location of the Javadoc documentation for a JAR or a Java project. |
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| You can reach this dialog the following ways: |
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| Select a JAR or Java project, open the context menu and select Properties > Javadoc Location or use <strong>Properties</strong> from the <a href= |
| "ref-menu-file.htm">File menu</a> |
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| In the Javadoc generation wizard, on the Standard doclet settings page, choose <strong>Configure</strong> |
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| Javadoc can be attached to JARs or Java projects. For projects it documents the elements of all source folders, |
| for JARs, elements contained in the JAR are documented. The location is used by |
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| <strong>Open External Javadoc</strong> in the <a href="ref-menu-navigate.htm">Navigate menu</a> to find the Javadoc location of an element |
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| Context Help (F1) to point to a Javadoc location |
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| <a href="ref-export-javadoc.htm">Javadoc Export Wizard</a> to link to other documentation or as default destination for a project's documentation |
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| Valid locations are URLs that point to a folder containing the API documentation's <em>index.html</em> and <em>package-list</em> file. Examples are: |
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| file:///M:/JAVA/JDK1.2/DOCS/API/<br> |
| http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/api/ |
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| Javadoc Location |
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| Specify the location of the generated Javadoc documentation. You can <strong>Browse</strong> in the local file system for a Javadoc location (will result in a |
| file:// URL) |
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| Validate |
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| Validate the current location by trying to access the <em>index.html</em> and <em>package-list</em> file with the given URL. If the validation was |
| successful, you can directly open the documentation. |
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