Hi,
Thanks you for the answer.
In fact i was unable to generate the javadoc with eclipse
("project>generate javadoc ").
But finally, I install groovy and generate the javadoc from the source
with the script NewJavadocGenerator.groovy
Best regards
Thomas
Le 13/03/2012 17:32, Mauricio Pazos a écrit :
On Tuesday, March 13, 2012 12:46:37 PM thomas dolley wrote:
Hi ,
We are planning to use udig 1.3.1 for one of our project.
I was looking at the javadoc yesterday and i found that the javadoc is
online ( http://udig.refractions.net/files/docs/api-udig/udig-1.2-M6/ ).
But this javadoc seems to be old (2009 ).
Is this javadoc up-to-date? Or do i have to build the javadoc from the
1.3.1 source.
Thanks
Best regards
Hi
If you are planning to use uDig, probable you have installed the development
environment,. So you could generate the document s using the project>generate
javadoc (in the eclipse menu).
Best regards
Thomas
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