설정후, shift + F2만 누르면 브라우져가 떠서. 보기가 편하다!!

 

출처 :

http://www.cs.laurentian.ca/badams/c1047/eclipse-tutorials/javadoc-tutorial.html

 

 

Viewing Javadoc for the JDK API

To view the standard Java JDK API documentation for all the classes that come with Java open up the tree in the "Package Explorer" for the JRE System Library, select rt.jar (the runtime library)

From the "Navigate" menu select "Open External Javadoc" and you will see the Java API documentation. The default location of the documentation is Sun's website so the URL in the browser will be something like

http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/api/index.html

We want to use our own local version of the documentation in

file:/C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.5.0_04/docs/api/

so that we don't need to connect to the internet each time we want to view the documentation.

To make the change right click on the rt.jar entry in the "Package Explorer" and select "Properties" to get the dialog box

We need to change the URL in the "Javadoc location path". You can either type in the local value directly or use its browse button to navigate to

Click "OK" and you should have the dialog box

showing the local URL

file:/C:/Program Files/Java/jdk1.5.0_04/docs/api/

Click "Apply" and then "OK".

Now to see the API documentation select rt.jar and choose "Open External Javadoc" from the "Navigate" menu (shortcut is Shift F2). Your local URL will now be shown in the browser address bar.

Viewing Documentation in the Editor Window

It is possible to show Java documentation in the editor window. From the "Package Explorer" open the docs directory for project geoproject and double click the file index.html. The editor window will now show

Viewing Documentation From Source Code

Another way to view documentation for a particular class in your source code is to select the class name and the press "Shift F2". To try this load the file Circle.java into the Editor. Select the word Point

Now press "Shift F2". The documentation for the Point class will now appear in a browser window.

In the same way you can also select a package name and the package documentation will appear.

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