where are the javadocs for standard api?

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Shea Martin - 07 Apr 2005 21:32 GMT

I am trying to point netbeans 4 to the system javadocs, but I can't seem to
find them. Where should they be on a unix (solaris 10) install?

Thanks,

~S

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ge0rge - 07 Apr 2005 23:01 GMT

> I am trying to point netbeans 4 to the system javadocs, but I can't seem
> to find them. Where should they be on a unix (solaris 10) install?

nowhere as java is not part of the OS, can be anywhere depending who is
installing it. Ask your admin or install it yourself in one of your own
directories if it is not present.

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Shea Martin - 07 Apr 2005 23:31 GMT

>> I am trying to point netbeans 4 to the system javadocs, but I can't
>> seem to find them. Where should they be on a unix (solaris 10) install?
>
> nowhere as java is not part of the OS, can be anywhere depending who is installing it.

Since atleast Solaris 8 (about 4 years ago), it is installed by default.

>Ask your admin or install it yourself in one of your own
> directories if it is not present.

I assumed it would be part of a standard Java install, but it appears not.
Where can I download the javadocs for the standard java API?
I looked around here: http://java.sun.com/reference/api/index.html, but
don't see any docs to download, just html to browse.

~S

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Shea Martin - 08 Apr 2005 00:16 GMT

>>> I am trying to point netbeans 4 to the system javadocs, but I can't
>>> seem to find them. Where should they be on a unix (solaris 10) install?
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>
> ~S

Ok, I hunted around java.sun.com and found them this time. problem solved.
they were under documentation, not under downloads.

~S

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where are the javadocs for standard api?

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