Hi Milos, Thanks for your answer. It did help some, but it would be nice if you could give me an example.
Say I have a library called jamod.jar v1.2. It is installed in our company maven2 repo as groupId="jamod", artifactId="jamod", Version="1.2" as type="jar". In the directorystructure of my local repository .m2, this will then appear as .m2\repository\jamod\jamod\1.2\jamod-1.2.jar What should the respective source and doc-files be called ? And should they be .JAR or .ZIP-files ? And for the javadoc jar/zip-file, should the index.html be on the root of the zipped file, or should there be a directory called api under which the index.html file should be (inside the zip/jar-file) ? As you might have understood by know, I am a bit new to Maven2, so please bear with me if my questions are a bit newbie. Kind regards Arne -----Original Message----- From: Milos Kleint [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 17. april 2007 16:07 To: Maven Users List Subject: Re: Javadoc for dependent libraries in Netbeans... hello, download javadoc&sources checks the remote repos for artifacts with -source or -javadoc classifiers and downloads them. The IDE then designates them as containing source/javadoc and they are sued for hyperlinking the sources or for code completion. However unfortunatelly most artifacts in the central repo don't have javadoc or sources on display. I'm not sure about the 2.3 version of mevenide (that one works with 5.5 and later builds) but the 3.0.2 version (that works only with the 6.0 M8+ netbeans builds) has also actions "install local sources" and "install local javadoc" that takes a local zip of sources/javadoc and puts them in the correct place in local repo for you. Does it help? or is the problem somewhere else? Regards Milos On 4/17/07, Styve Arne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm using the mevenide plugin to Netbeans from codehause. This works > fine in most cases. However, when having added a dependency (by > right-clicking on the Dependencies node of the project tree (in > Projects view)), I can then right-click on the JAR I've included and > get a menue saying "Download Javadoc & Source". But this has never > worked. I've tried placing both sourcefiles (as JAR or ZIP) and > API-doc in my local repository, but it still dont want to be integrated with Netbeans. > > I was hoping that the "Download Javadoc and Source" would enable the > direct access to the API doc of the included JAR from within the editor. > Am I wrong ? If not, how do I set up the repository (locally, and our > company repo), and how do I write my POM to get this working ? > > Thanks! > Arne Styve > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
