the sources are extected to be packaged the way the maven-sources-plugin does
the classpath is directly in the root, eg. org/netbeans/modules/XXX.java to test if it works or not, the best way is to try a hyperlinking from the project sources to a class that is in that particular dependency. It should open that file in the editor in R/O mode Milos On 4/18/07, Arne Styve <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi again, > > works for me in the Netbeans 6.0 M8 build and the respective mevenide > 3.0.2 version (from the Netbeans Development Update Center). > It's possible that the 2.3 version that works with 5.5 has a > bug in there, that I fixed in the source code. > > Both the "View Javadoc" popup action and the code > completion's javadoc popup work for me. > > Milos > Good news. The Javadoc works :-) It turned out that the Neatbeans required the javadoc JAR-file to have the index.html in a directory called apidocs to be recognized. No it's the sourcecode. I managed to create a JAR file called jamod-1.2-sources.jar, but again it looks like Netbeans expects a certain directory structure inside the JAR-file. Have tried Using the directory "src" as the root inside the JAR file, and I have tried without using a root. Do you know what it should be ? Thanks for helping me out with this. Regards Arne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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