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DESCRIPTION
JavaDoc... Enter a class name, JavaDoc will open the local html description page for this class. Quick and neat.

Local Java API documentation must be installed. You can add your ows java doc in the search paths. You can choose your browser.

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WHAT'S NEW
Version 0.9:
  • searches latest java doc path
  • remove java doc files quarantine
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later, Local Java API documentation

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Developer:Nicolas Seriot
Downloads:3,703
  - Version d/l:624
Dashboard:Miscellaneous
License:Free
Date:26 Dec 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Oct 24 2006
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    BARNARDEEP  finally got it to work. for those who still can't get it to work, edit the file ~/Library/Preferences/ch.seriot.widget.JavaDoc.plist

    using text edit

    and change this part

    searchPaths

    ...

    /Users/nst/my_doc_path/

    where it says nst i put my user log in name for my mac and the doc path i changed to my folder where i downloaded the java api from java.sun.com. took me a good few tries and a visit to http://seriot.ch/JavaDoc to figure it out.  
    (Version 0.7)

    praisebury
    +2
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    Sep 29 2005

    ANONYMOUS  I've never been able to get this to work. I've checked the path in the plist file and it exactly matches the real location of my java doc folder. I am also using a fresh install of tiger, and had not installed any prior versions of this widget on this new machine.

    Docs are where they should be, yet the widget can't find them. I type something in the widget and it is just totally unresponsive.  
    (Version 0.6)

    praisebury
    0
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    Oct 14 2005

    NICOLAS SERIOT  JavaDoc uses Spotlight. If it doesn't work, it might be because Spotlight is currently indexing and so can't be queried (you mentioned you were using a fresh installed machine). In that case, remove JavaDoc from Dashboard and open it again when Spotlight has finished indexing.  
    (Version 0.6)

    praisebury
    +1