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Searchable Java docs

I am so behind times on documentation that it's not even funny. Recently I found out that javadoc in SDK 1.4 finally has a recursive option and today I found out that there do exist searchable Java docs. I'll probably still just grep through my local copy though :)

Thanks to Damon who posted this information in Jeremy's rant about the lack of searchable Java docs.

Posted by kasia on January 14, 2003 09:54 PM |

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I have dbdoc setup on my development server and it's really nice. I played a little with the interface and I have searchable docs for all the java projects I use.

Posted by: Nadeem Bitar | January 17, 2003 12:02 PM