Now it doesn't. So where does the documentation update package from
the
Apple developer downloads actually put the javadoc? If it really is
just the
docs.jar, then something changed and I just wish someone could show
me the
documentation that says that, as I think I am missing something :-/
I assume you want the docset to appear in Xcode 3.1.2. That's my
interpretation of your original post:
AFAIK, the short answer is: There is no docset. One is definitely
not installed with the Java For mac OS X 10.5 Update 2 devdocs
install (available from ADC).
The longer answer is: If you want an Xcode-compatible docset, you'll
probably have to make it yourself. The Doxygen app can do this, as
described here:
However, I think Doxygen needs to start with the source, rather than
the HTML. Fortunately, there is a "src.jar" in the same place as
"docs.jar", so start with that if you have to. If Doxygen doesn't
need source, only HTML, then start with docs.jar. Either way, I
think you're going to have to 'jar xf' the contents into a folder you
can write to.
By the way, I recommend doing trial runs with small sets of files
first, and after you work out the wrinkles, get the Doxygen settings
figured out, and have confirmed the resulting docset works in Xcode,
only then do you attack the "src.jar" monster.
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