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New JExamples.com feature helps find java examples

christopher.webster@gmail.com   31 Aug 2005 07:24 GMTPage rating:


"Did you mean" search corrections will be shown when JExamples can't
find a java example to match a query you enter.  When it can't find an
example for your query it checks its database for classes and methods
with names similar to what you entered and then asks if you meant to
search for one of those.  Each of the suggestions is a link you can
click to run that query.

JExamples.com is a free website that helps Java developers find high
quality examples of virtually any Java API. JExamples uses code
analysis and a search engine to find examples in many well known Java
open source products (e.g.  Ant, Spring, Tomcat).  The search results
are ordered according to user rating, so the examples voted best sort
first; also, clicking one of the 5 line previews shown in the search
results will display the entire source file. http://www.jexamples.com


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