I'll answer my own question in in case someone is wondering about this in the future.
I went to the Maven Eclipse Plug-in's control panel and it had an option for 'Download Artifact Sources'. After checking that option and doing a build it spent about 10 minutes downloading about 90% of the source jars. Once I restarted eclipse the source jars made the javadoc available in eclipse. It's looking pretty good now. jaronson wrote: > > > Hi, > > I'm going through the tutorials and I'm new to Maven but very experienced > in Eclipse. > > I'm used to having Eclipse show me Javadoc and source info from the Java > screens. When I set up my projects from scratch I have total control over > this type of thing. With the AppFuse tutorial Maven [or Maven Eclipse > Plug-in] controls the jars, javadoc our source locations. With the > Hibernate 3.2.6 dependencies for example there's are no source reference > and the javadoc reference to a non-existent URL > 'http://www.hibernate.org/apidocs/'. > > My maven intregration is: > http://www.nabble.com/file/p21155841/eclipse-maven-props.jpg > > When I try to edit these values through eclipse the changes to not take > hold. When I look through the maven repository for the bad javadoc URL > reference it does not show up. > > Has any gotten this the javadoc to work correctly in eclipse with Maven? > Does anyone know the details of how this is implemented or how I can get > some control over this? > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Getting-Javadoc-Info-in-Eclipse-tp21155841s2369p21156964.html Sent from the AppFuse - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
