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With the current dev-build (20070727) Javadoc help (Alt-F1) is not displayed if the project uses a different JDK than the one NB runs on. Example: I run NB with JDK 1.6 (installed in c:\Programme\Java\jdk16) I have defined a Java platform jdk15 (installed in c:\Programme\Java\jdk15) which is assigned to the current project. Alt-F1 (Ctrl-Space) will not show the JavaDocs for e.g. the List interface (the Ctrl-Space popup shows a "Javadoc" not found). When I assign the default Java platform to my project, Alt-F1 and Ctrl-Space immediately start working. When I assign jdk15 again, they stop working. Note that Shift-F1 is always regardless which JDK I have assigned to my project
Is this not a dupe of issue #111554? Working fine for me in 070801.
Not sure if it is a dupe, as for me "Search Javadoc" was always working. But you are right, it is working now with 20070801
Hmm. Does not seem to work reliably (i.e. for all classes) Take the following line: String p = URLDecoder.decode(url.getFile(), "UTF-8"); if the cursor is placed inside URLDecoder, Alt-F1 only shows the help if the default JDK is used. When I switch the project to JDK 1.5 Alt-F1 does not show anything (not even an error message). Shift-F1 correctly finds the class. Whereas the help for getFile() will be displayed even when using the non-default JDK.
Yes, it is a duplicate. Especially if Shift+F1 was working. I tried Alt/Shift+F1 on URLDecoder code sample and it works with the latest build 20070806 whatever JDK I choose (Linux, JDK 1.5/1.6). *** This issue has been marked as a duplicate of 111554 ***