Javadocs please

[lievendoclo]

Can you put the Javadoc of Jide OSS somewhere, please? It's kinda hard to try to find out what something does, without having to download the code and see in the code.
For an open-source Java project, this is a must!

[JIDE Support]

To be frank, I don't know how to put javadoc in java.net project. I know the javadocs are checked to svn. You can see change log etc at https://jide-oss.dev.java.net/source/br ... index.html. But I don't know how to view javadoc from a web browser. Do you by any chance know how other projects on java.net does it?

Thanks,

[robert]

I think that the original poster is saying that you should post the javadocs (for the common layer) on jidesoft.com. If they already exist, I cannot find them. Currently I need to open source files to learn about the various methods. It would be much simpler if javadocs were available online.

Thanks

[JIDE Support]

I uploaded all jide javadoc at http://www.jidesoft.com/javadoc/. It will always be updated with the latest formal release in the future.

The reason we didn't pay attention to the online javadoc is mainly because we never used any online javadoc for JDK ourselves. With most Java IDEs, intellisense and inline javadoc (such as Ctrl-Q in Intellij), I never felt the need to go to a web browser to open the javadoc. in the case of jide common layer, you just need to include the source code zip as part of the library, Ctrl-Q in IntelliJ will work perfectly whenever I need to see javadoc. Not sure what is the key for other Java IDE but I am sure there are something equivalent.

Thanks,

[coffee]

Hello,

could you update the online javadocs to the current release, please? The online javadoc is stuck at 2.2.4.

Thanks

[JIDE Support]

I just updated.

http://www.jidesoft.com/javadoc

[coffee]

Great, thanks a lot.

[natit]

could we get another update ? =)

[JIDE Support]

It has been updated to JIDE 3.2.1.

I wonder how many people are actually using web based javadoc. I don't use any web-based JavaDoc myself as I always attach the JavaDoc zip file to the corresponding jar in the Java IDE (in my case, it is the Intellij IDEA). If I want to view the JavaDoc, I just press Ctrl-Q on the class or the method. It is much easier than looking at JavaDoc through web pages. Is there a reason you prefer to use web-based JavaDoc?

Thanks,