I will need to look into this more but this
is my assessment.
This command typed from my bash shell does exactly what is supposed to
IEXPLORE.EXE
file:///D:/jdk1.3.1/docs/api/java/util/Hashtable.html#entrySet\(\)
Opens the documentation and goes to the entrySet anchor.
I believe you are probably using the browse-url function,
this seems to be using the explorer(instead IE) to open urls.
The explorer command from the command line ignores any anchors added
at the end of the url.
An idea to solve the problem will be to call the function
from the jde directly without using browse-url.
This will require the user to specify their browser and
the path for it.
> to resort to a kluge like generating an HTML doc on the fly that would
> require the user to click on a link to get to the anchor point or to have
> to create my own browser in Java.
In the worst case, that you have to do this, when you generate the html page
you can make it redirect automatically so that the user don't have to click
on
the link.
Javier
