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JDeveloper doesn't show other JavaDoc References when I try to edit code

Hello,
I am using: JDeveloper 12.2.1.4.0_GENERIC_190911.2248.S
I have added a JavaDoc URL in "Java Se Definitions", but JDeveloper doesn't show this help when I try to edit code. (see image)
"public static UIComponent findComponentInRoot" of ADFUtils has a JavaDoc Comments at that URL
Could you explain me how add other JavaDoc References to JDevelopert IDE, please?
Thanks in advance
Best Answer
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I have follow this Tutorial:
To generate a separate Source Code JAR File, then I added that file in "Manage Libraries" option of JDeveloper
This process works great; My first .jar was different, that was the mistake.
Thanks for your help Timo
Answers
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Timo Hahn Senior Principal Technical Consultant - Oracle ACE Director Member, Moderator Posts: 36,721 Red Diamond
I'm not sure it works this way. In the dialog you specify the path to the documentation of the classes provided in the Classpath section. ADFUtils are not part of the classpath.
Have you tried to create a new library for the ADFUtils, providing the classpath and source and docpath there?
Timo
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Yes, I have created a new library for the ADFUtils, and it is defined into "Manage Libraries" option of JDeveloper, but I have the same issue.
Any suggestion, please?
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Timo Hahn Senior Principal Technical Consultant - Oracle ACE Director Member, Moderator Posts: 36,721 Red Diamond
User, don't add the adfUtls stuff to the Java SE libraries!
Create a library for the ADFUtils. In the definition of the library, you point to the classes, the doc (the path to the javadoc you created) and if you like the sources.
In your image, you point each (classes, doc, and source) to the same jar. I guess you have not packed the one jar with everything (which isn't good practice anyway).
Timo
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I have follow this Tutorial:
To generate a separate Source Code JAR File, then I added that file in "Manage Libraries" option of JDeveloper
This process works great; My first .jar was different, that was the mistake.
Thanks for your help Timo