How to define the javadoc and source location of dependencies?

[Vickey]

In eclipse, when javadoc and source are assigned for user libraries, help documents and source code can be easily accessed just by pressing "F1", are there any samiliar settings in M2 eclipse or pom.xml for maven dependencies?

[Eugene Kuleshov]

Vickey wrote:
> In eclipse, when javadoc and source are assigned for user libraries, help
> documents and source code can be easily accessed just by pressing "F1", are
> there any samiliar settings in M2 eclipse or pom.xml for maven dependencies?
>  
  m2eclipse uses the same JDT settings to specify location of sources
and javadoc. You can enable automatic download of jar sources and
javadocs in "Window / Preferences / Maven". Note that in version 0.9.4,
javadocs won't be downloaded if there are sources available. This been
changed in trunk to make source and javadoc independent and there is
also new action to manually trigger javadoc download.

  Also note that you can manually assign sources and javadocs to the jar
entries using standard JDT properties dialog from the popup menu on
those entries.

  regards,
  Eugene



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[Vickey]

Eugene Kuleshov wrote:

Vickey wrote:
> In eclipse, when javadoc and source are assigned for user libraries, help
> documents and source code can be easily accessed just by pressing "F1", are
> there any samiliar settings in M2 eclipse or pom.xml for maven dependencies?
>  
  m2eclipse uses the same JDT settings to specify location of sources
and javadoc. You can enable automatic download of jar sources and
javadocs in "Window / Preferences / Maven". Note that in version 0.9.4,
javadocs won't be downloaded if there are sources available. This been
changed in trunk to make source and javadoc independent and there is
also new action to manually trigger javadoc download.

  Also note that you can manually assign sources and javadocs to the jar
entries using standard JDT properties dialog from the popup menu on
those entries.

  regards,
  Eugene



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I manually define some system scope dependencies as below:

        <properties>
                <repository.local>D:/Job/2.Repository/Java</repository.local>
        </properties>
       
       
        <dependencies>
                <dependency>
                        <groupId>Rad</groupId>
                        <artifactId>SpringSide</artifactId>
                        <version>2.0 RC1</version>
                        <scope>system</scope>
                        <systemPath>
                                ${repository.local}/Rad/SpringSide/2.0 RC1/SpringSide2rc1.jar
                        </systemPath>
                </dependency>
        </dependencies>

May I assign the javadoc, source code and update site location in the pom.xml?

Big thank!