The docs are available to download -- via XCode -- the doc set is called WebObjects or Legacy, I don't recall which.
On Sunday, January 6, 2013, G Brown wrote: > Hello, > > I have been setting up a new machine and therefore doing the basic project > wonder installation. I think I will have a separate post on that, but > shouldn't downloading the java docs be right there with downloading and > installing all the other components? > > One question: why are there no Java docs that I can download? > > If we think of the Apple Java docs those have not changed in a very long > time. And yet it seems the only form in which those are available is online > – not as a download. Let's think about this. If I want to look up > something, even though it hasn't changed in years, the only form in which > it is available is via HTML, which means: 1. I must have a live Internet > connection, 2. A live server, 3. The Internet path and routers working. So > forget looking something up if you are traveling or somewhere without a > Wi-Fi connection. (We will probably have to burn more coal to provide the > electricity to do all of this as well.) > > This is also true for the project wonder Java docs. Now they may change > more often than apples Java docs, but still the same considerations apply > to them as well. > > Can we put the Java docs into a compressed tar ball that people can > download and install on their machine? Can Jenkins provide this for project > wonder? > > Now if I can only get them to work with eclipse. > > > > G Brown > [email protected] <javascript:_e({}, 'cvml', '[email protected]');> > > > > >
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