I'm tired of navigating Oracle's joke of a website! Where do we go for JPA docs?
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Um, I don't think chm is a preferred format for javadoc. here you can pick a converter, if you insist so much.
Here is the html javadoc
Bozho
2010-10-02 18:38:31
Hehe, it's preferred by me. HTML sucks. :p
Crusader
2010-10-02 18:52:50
@Crusader: So you rather have a proprietary format instead of something that works in just about anything that has electrons moving inside it? Sorry to say but I don't think you'll fit the Java dev mindset :P
Esko
2010-10-02 18:56:21
@Esko, dood - I fit in just fine, and if you're developing on Windows, it's more productive. See the answer I posted.
Crusader
2010-10-02 19:01:22
@Crusader - I'm developing on windows, and googling for javadocs is quite productive
Bozho
2010-10-02 19:03:08
@Crusader: I can use my 6 year old phone to view javadocs if I feel like it. Can't do that with .chm.
Esko
2010-10-02 20:56:59
I didn't come here to start an argument or flamewar about 'proprietary' formats. chm docs that you can search ARE better than Google (see answer I posted) and you're not writing software on your 6 year old phone! Geez...
Crusader
2010-10-03 00:41:36
Ok I was a little pissy yesterday - I don't deny that coding by Google for Javadocs is productive, but I do maintain that the chm format (try the index tab on the chm dl's I posted to find class names) is a slightly more productive method of getting what you need, particularly in slow or no internet situations.
Crusader
2010-10-03 23:46:13
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Found it here in the J2EE chm download. Much easier to navigate and search through than a lousy html page, faster than using Google, and especially easier if you're forced to develop on a secure network w/o Interwebs.
Crusader
2010-10-02 18:59:19