| Company | UniBridge Networks |
| Website | http://www.unibridgenetworks.com |
| Country | USA |
| Email | support@unibridgenetworks.com |
| Os | Win98, WinME, WinXP, Windows2000 |
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| Language | English |
| Release Date | 20 09 2002 |
| License | Shareware |
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Java Help is a swift Java API lookup program. Designed to be invoked from a text editor, Java Help lets you lookup multiple APIs with a single keystroke. Place the cursor on a countersign you desire to lookup for and press a operative; Java Help comes up instantaneously with a leaning to choose from. Most popular editors are supported, including CRiSP, EditPlus, Epsilon, jEdit, NoteTab, TextPad, UltraEdit, VEdit, WinEdit, ZeusEdit. Most others tooshie be configured.
INSTALLATION
To install Java Help, endure JHelp20.exe, which will steer you through the criterion installation steps. The installer will supply a 'Java Help' shortcut to your Start menu. Please note that running it from the Start menu is not the criterion way to appeal Java Help; you are supposed to start it from your editor. In fact, in the ideal scenario, you will not explicitly endure any of these executables! You press a role operative and Java assistance comes up forthwith.
To uninstall Java Help, expend Add / Remove Programs from the Control Panel.
ADDING APIS FOR LOOKUP
After installing Java Help, you need to distinguish it what APIs you desire to lookup. You tooshie supply APIs whenever you compliments, but to start with, you may care to supply the Sun JDK API. This also ensures that when you place up your editor, Java Help will have something to depict you.
Run Java Help from Windows Start menu and detent the API icon in the toolbar. A dialog box titled "Java Help - API's To Be Searched" comes up. Click the Add New button and navigate to the directory where you installed the Sun JDK API documentation (Note that the directory always ends in docsapi and contains files such as allclasses-frame.html, deprecated-list.html etc.). Click Select. This brings up another dialog box, to create a file named Search.txt. Java Help uses this file for lookup purposes. Click OK and wait for the operation to accomplished. Once the file is created, you will number back to the API's dialog box, and the raw API is added to the leaning. Click OK. Now the API is quick to be searched.
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