Javadoc Search Engine 1.0
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Javadoc Search Engine 1.0
I was thinking of something like this since long. Finally I made it last night.
I believe we all need to take help from javadoc. Easiest way is to visit the oracle website. But why should I do that when I have javadoc installed in my PC!
So, I used to go to the javadoc location: "/usr/share/doc/openjdk-6-doc/" and find the doc file.
But that location is too far! Moreover, you need to know the package names to find the class you are looking for. So I decided to write a program that will help me to quick find the javadoc of a class.
I tested my app in Ubuntu 10.10. However, it should work in other environments also.
There is a configuration file in the project directory named "jdocSearch.conf". There are two things you need to configure. browser and the javadoc location. The open the file to learn what to do with that.
A window containing a text field appears when the program starts. Enter a class name in the text field and press enter. If the class name is valid, javadoc will be opened in your preferred browser.
Please note that this is a quick made version just to make it work and is much incomplete. If let me know if you think something more should be added.
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I believe we all need to take help from javadoc. Easiest way is to visit the oracle website. But why should I do that when I have javadoc installed in my PC!
So, I used to go to the javadoc location: "/usr/share/doc/openjdk-6-doc/" and find the doc file.
But that location is too far! Moreover, you need to know the package names to find the class you are looking for. So I decided to write a program that will help me to quick find the javadoc of a class.
I tested my app in Ubuntu 10.10. However, it should work in other environments also.
Prereqisites
- Of course, JRE is the first thing you need.
- Then, javadoc. If you are in Linux environment, type the following command in terminal.
- Code:
sudo apt-get install openjdk-6-doc
- A browser. I believe you have that. My program uses firefox as default one. You can change it. Telling you in letter section how to do that.
Configuration
There is a configuration file in the project directory named "jdocSearch.conf". There are two things you need to configure. browser and the javadoc location. The open the file to learn what to do with that.
How the app work
A window containing a text field appears when the program starts. Enter a class name in the text field and press enter. If the class name is valid, javadoc will be opened in your preferred browser.
Please note that this is a quick made version just to make it work and is much incomplete. If let me know if you think something more should be added.
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BIT0102-Mohaimin- Programmer
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Re: Javadoc Search Engine 1.0
weird... The download page loads, but it times out when I click on download.
My internet connection provider(qubee) is apparently having trouble connecting to many domains of Google. (For example, blog spot).
Anyway, for things like this, I strongly suggest to upload them in code.google.com
A screenshot or two (thumbnails) also make the project presentation look better
My internet connection provider(qubee) is apparently having trouble connecting to many domains of Google. (For example, blog spot).
Anyway, for things like this, I strongly suggest to upload them in code.google.com
A screenshot or two (thumbnails) also make the project presentation look better
Re: Javadoc Search Engine 1.0
BIT0122-Amit wrote:weird... The download page loads, but it times out when I click on download.
My internet connection provider(qubee) is apparently having trouble connecting to many domains of Google. (For example, blog spot).
Anyway, for things like this, I strongly suggest to upload them in code.google.com
A screenshot or two (thumbnails) also make the project presentation look better
No screenshots because the project is too small and the ui has nothing more than a text field.
Thanks for the code.google suggestion. I will see that.
BIT0102-Mohaimin- Programmer
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Re: Javadoc Search Engine 1.0
Nice thing
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