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How to search HTML documentation generated by javadoc?

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I'm a Java beginner and I see a lot of documentation for Java APIs in similar HTML format, e.g. Java™ Platform, Standard Edition 8 API Specification. I don't see a search option in any of these documents, so when I need to find for example random(), I go to index, select R and use browser to search for random. Is there a faster way, e.g. global search?

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Paul Jurczak Avatar asked Nov 16 '15 15:11

Paul Jurczak


2 Answers

The new JavaDoc.Next in JDK9 produces HTML5 output and has a search box. It indexes package names, type names and member names, according to JDK 9 Language and Tooling Features presentation from JavaOne 2015.

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Paul Jurczak Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 03:10

Paul Jurczak


Seems like this is the source you are looking for. (i.e. choose java se 8 api documentation) But I am not sure if it will be faster than ctrl+f or IDE support.

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HRgiger Avatar answered Oct 20 '22 04:10

HRgiger