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PUK_999
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 Posted: Fri Dec 11, 2009 4:53 pm Post subject: 6.7.1 with Maven. Can I see Javadoc for dependencies if just source code is included? |
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Hello,
I'm using NetBeans 6.7.1 on a Maven Web Application. This application depends on the latest Spring and Spring Security JARs (3.0.0.RC3 and 3.0.0.RC2 respectively).
These jar files contain the source code but do not contain the Javadoc. I read a message (can't find it at this moment) where someone requests Spring to include the Javadoc but they said as it can be derived from the source code, then any good IDE should create it on the fly. I've heard Eclipse does this but can't verify it.
My question is can I get NetBeans to generate Javadoc on the fly when I press Alt-F1?
I guess I could start downloading Javadoc jars and associating them with the dependency jars but I work on different computers and upgrade versions frequently so this could be a real maintenance headache for me.
Thanks,
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PUK_999
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Dafe Simonek
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| Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2009 8:18 am Post subject: 6.7.1 with Maven. Can I see Javadoc for dependencies if just source code is included? |
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Hello,
NetBeans will generate javadoc from the source in code completion
(Ctrl+Space) in source editor, which was enough for me in most cases.
Dafe
PUK_999 wrote:
| Quote: | Hello,
I'm using NetBeans 6.7.1 on a Maven Web Application. This application depends on the latest Spring and Spring Security JARs (3.0.0.RC3 and 3.0.0.RC2 respectively).
These jar files contain the source code but do not contain the Javadoc. I read a message (can't find it at this moment) where someone requests Spring to include the Javadoc but they said as it can be derived from the source code, then any good IDE should create it on the fly. I've heard Eclipse does this but can't verify it.
My question is can I get NetBeans to generate Javadoc on the fly when I press Alt-F1?
I guess I could start downloading Javadoc jars and associating them with the dependency jars but I work on different computers and upgrade versions frequently so this could be a real maintenance headache for me.
Thanks,
PUK
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