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Why can't a Generate Javadoc for a J2ME project in Netbeans?

bjunttiJan 1 2017

I'm hoping somebody has an answer to this.  In Netbeans I've tried going to "Tools"/"Java Platforms" and the "Javadoc" tab and adding various URL's but apparently I'm not adding the right ones.  This is what I get in Netbeans trying a "Generate Javadoc" for my project:

ant -f C:\\SAVE\\Home\\Development\\NetbeansProjects\\J2ME_OWLib -Dnb.internal.action.name=javadoc javadoc

init:

Warning: Leaving out empty argument '-windowtitle'

Generating Javadoc

Javadoc execution

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\DS2482.java...

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\I2C_Device.java...

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\OneWireIOExcception.java...

...

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\onewire\utils\OWPath.java...

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\onewire\utils\OWPathElement.java...

Loading source file C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\onewire\utils\PrintBits.java...

Constructing Javadoc information...

C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\I2C_Device.java:20: error: package jdk.dio does not exist

import jdk.dio.DeviceManager;

C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\I2C_Device.java:21: error: package jdk.dio.i2cbus does not exist

import jdk.dio.i2cbus.I2CDevice;

C:\SAVE\Home\Development\NetbeansProjects\J2ME_OWLib\src\com\unixwizardry\accessProvider\I2C_Device.java:22: error: package jdk.dio.i2cbus does not exist

import jdk.dio.i2cbus.I2CDeviceConfig;

It builds fine so it's weird that I'm getting the "doesn't not exist" messages.

Can somebody please point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Bruce

Comments

EdStevens

Does anyone have an idea ?
Umm, upgrade the database? 10g has been out of support since July 2013 - almost nine years now.

Answer

Unfortunaly it is not possible to do so.
I decided to install an older version of sql developer (https://dba.stackexchange.com/questions/286310/where-can-i-find-old-versions-of-sql-developer-4-x).
It stills contains an integrated module for unit testing so that should do the trick.

Marked as Answer by Something Recognizable · Apr 15 2022
EdStevens

Unfortunaly it is not possible to do so.
As long as you/your organization understands the risks and costs of running unsupported software . . .

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