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Created attachment 154480 [details] project with steps 1 through 5 performed Attaching javadoc to a jar file doesn't work if the jar is located inside any Mobility project. Creating a library for such a file (through Tools/Libraries) and attaching javadoc to it doesn't work either Steps to reproduce: 0) Project with steps 1 through 5 performed on it is attached to this bug. 1) Create Mobile Class Library project with class foo.Foo, add a javadoc comment. 2) Build the project and generate javadoc 3) Create another Mobile Class Library project with class bar.Bar 4) Copy jar file and "doc" folder from first project to second project's "lib" folder (which you would have to create) 5) In second project's properties add jar file from "lib" folder (using "Add Jar/Zip") 6) Open second project's src/bar/Bar.java file, and try viewing javadoc for foo.Foo (in IDE window). The IDE would suggest attaching javadoc to the jar - do it, navigating to "lib/doc" 7) With javadoc attached, try viewing javadoc for foo.Foo once more. The result stays the same (no javadoc).
Could you please share more info (and/or attach messages log as well): IDE version, Java ME 3.x project or Java ME 8 Embedded project? Thnaks.
Created attachment 154502 [details] Javadoc popup with error
Created attachment 154503 [details] messages.log
NetBeans version 8.0.2 patch 2 Mobility version 1.24 No pending updates I'm unclear whether it's Java ME 3.x project - I'm using Nokia Asha SDK 1.1 as a platform.
(In reply to nigredo.tori from comment #4) > I'm using Nokia Asha SDK 1.1 as a platform. Thanks, than it's Java ME 3.x.