jai-core javadoc download

[jai-interest-2]

Hi - would someone point me to the URL for the downloads for javadoc for the
jai-core?

The javadoc download for jai-imageio is located with the binaries - but some
reason I'm unable find a corresponding download for jai-core.

-- Ken
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Disregard - I found it. The mr in the name confused me.
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> Disregard - I found it. The mr in the name confused
> me.

The "mr" stands for "Maintenance Release."

Brian
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so how can we set up the javadoc after downloading, to make it accessible inside the code by "show javadoc" menu? or can we only see it on web browser as all the information come as .html ?
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[jai-interest-2]

Do you mean that you want programmatically to gain access to the HTML and display it? I suppose you would do it like you would for any other HTML.

> so how can we set up the javadoc after downloading,
> to make it accessible inside the code by "show
> javadoc" menu? or can we only see it on web browser
> as all the information come as .html ?
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himm..maybe it is a specifi question but..i m using netbeans and when i enter "." operator for example after a class, it shows javadoc information in a box above..its nice..but this is not available for JAI classes..
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[jai-interest-2]

> himm..maybe it is a specific question but..i m using
> netbeans and when i enter "." operator for example
> after a class, it shows javadoc information in a box
> above..its nice..but this is not available for JAI
> classes..
>
> Message was edited by: kkirtac

This is probably more of a NetBeans question. You probably need to point NetBeans to the location of the javadoc bundle.

Brian
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