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Hi, could anyone tell me if there are any magic tricks to attach javadoc to build path jars?
I have:
– MyEclipse 5.5.1 GA
– project with libs/jars “lib”
– web java project with “lib/spring-2.5.jar” added to libraries
– set javadoc location for above jar to “http://static.springframework.org/spring/docs/2.5.x/api/”. validation passes, all seem to be ok
– then in code javadoc don’t show up in tooltip and with shift-f2 context help it says “The documentation location for […] has not been configured. […]”I’d appreciate any help
dpedro,
This should work. The only problem I can think of is that there may be multiple JARs on your project classpath which are contributing the same class, and the one which is active hasn’t got the Javadoc location configured.
Have you got any other library containers added to the classpath? If you are using MyEclipse 5.5, I would recommend upgrading to pick up fixes in both Eclipse and MyEclipse, since that release is over a year old and based on Eclipse 3.2.Hope this helps.
