javadoc and JavaME

[TT]

I configured javadoc to J2ME version, but when I press shift + F2  above
some class I get a message http://tt.netplace.pl/sc4.png I
configured Javadoc to SDK version too in the same way as to ME and I don't
have that problem. I am using Eclipse 3.1 under Linux with EclipseME
plugin. Has anybody idea what is the cause of that message??
Thanks

 

[Zaphod]

I configured javadoc to J2ME version, but when I press shift + F2
 above some class I get a message http://tt.netplace.pl/sc4.png I
configured Javadoc to SDK version too in the same way as to ME and I
don't have that problem. I am using Eclipse 3.1 under Linux with
EclipseME plugin. Has anybody idea what is the cause of that message??
Thanks

The combination of pressing shift+F2. If you don't do that you will not
get that message. I'm sorry, I just couldn't help myself Good luck
in finding an answer.

 

[Rhino]

I configured javadoc to J2ME version, but when I press shift + F2 above
some class I get a message http://tt.netplace.pl/sc4.png I
configured Javadoc to SDK version too in the same way as to ME and I don't
have that problem. I am using Eclipse 3.1 under Linux with EclipseME
plugin. Has anybody idea what is the cause of that message??
Thanks

The message text makes it look as if Eclipse is complaining that you haven't
specified a Javadoc location. (I am using Eclipse 3.1 under Windows XP with
EclipseME but I don't get the same message when I try to open an external
Javadoc in my midlet projects.)

If my guess is right, select your midlet project in the Package Explorer,
right click for a context menu, then choose the Javadoc Location section in
the Properties frame. Enter a value for the javadoc location path, either by
typing it or choosing it via the Browse button. It's probably a good idea to
click the Validate button when you're done to make sure you got a valid
path. Then, click Apply and OK. Then try opening your external javadocs
again and see if my guess was right ;-) When I did this, my Shift-F2 worked
fine.

Rhino

 

[TT]

The message text makes it look as if Eclipse is complaining that you haven't
specified a Javadoc location. (I am using Eclipse 3.1 under Windows XP with
EclipseME but I don't get the same message when I try to open an external
Javadoc in my midlet projects.)

If my guess is right, select your midlet project in the Package Explorer,
right click for a context menu, then choose the Javadoc Location section in
the Properties frame. Enter a value for the javadoc location path, either by
typing it or choosing it via the Browse button. It's probably a good idea to
click the Validate button when you're done to make sure you got a valid
path. Then, click Apply and OK. Then try opening your external javadocs
again and see if my guess was right ;-) When I did this, my Shift-F2 worked
fine.

Rhino

In JavaDoc location I choose my path(precisely C:/WTK22/docs/api/midp/
where C:/WTK22 is directory with whole J2ME). When I click Validate I've
got (Location is valid. Files 'package-list' and 'index.html' found. Open
the location in your browser? ). But when I mark some class and press
Shift+F2 I've got strange message "The documentation location for
'Graphics' has not beed configured. For elements from libraries specify
the Javadoc location URL on the properties page of the parent JAR
('midpapi10.jar') "

 

[Rhino]

In JavaDoc location I choose my path(precisely C:/WTK22/docs/api/midp/
where C:/WTK22 is directory with whole J2ME). When I click Validate I've
got (Location is valid. Files 'package-list' and 'index.html' found. Open
the location in your browser? ). But when I mark some class and press
Shift+F2 I've got strange message "The documentation location for
'Graphics' has not beed configured. For elements from libraries specify
the Javadoc location URL on the properties page of the parent JAR
('midpapi10.jar') "

Sorry, I don't have any more ideas. There is a mailing list for EclipseME
and you can subscribe at this URL:
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=86829. I suggest that you subscribe to
this list and post your question there. I expect that the experts there can
help you.

Rhino

 

[mcpierce]

Are you using the EclipseME plugin? It should handle all of that for
you when you define a WTK installation.

 

[TT]

Are you using the EclipseME plugin? It should handle all of that for
you when you define a WTK installation.

yes of course