Ayodeji Aladejebi wrote:
If you have netbeans plugin for maven, you can generate the latest Javadoc
yourself from netbeans. Just right-click in netbeans and select "generate
Javadoc" and dats all
If you use Eclipse, there is a similar facility, assuming you use
Sonatype's M2Eclipse plugin, available here - http://m2eclipse.sonatype.org/
In the comments posted on Martijn's blog entry on this subject, Tim
O'Brien of Sonatype posted a video link in which he walks you through
generating the Wicket Javadoc, using the m2Eclipse plugin. Here's the
link to that video, which assumes you have the m2eclipse plugin
installed in advance
http://blogs.sonatype.com/people/book/2008/10/23/browsing-javadoc-for-dependencies-in-eclipse-m2eclipse/
Maybe these interim techniques for generating Wicket Javadoc in two
oft-used IDEs, are items that could at least temporarily be added to the
migration to 1.4 wiki page? If you decide to include javadocs in the
future distros, you can always remove the information in later revisions.
Susan
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