Wednesday, August 11, 2004
JDocs, a Giant JavaDoc Database
From the JavaLobby folks comes JDocs.com, a full repository of JavaDocs for many Java packages; they already have 50 APIs in their system. Also unique is the fact that users can leave notes attached to every method or class, documenting things that are not in the standard JavaDoc. There is also a search engine plugged into the APIs, which is nice. They support a large amount of open source APIs. A short list:
and a bunch more. The site is fast and the search is zippy. Matt and Rick, this looks great; congratulations. The last thing you need is a way to upload your own JavaDocs into the system to be archived and indexed; I'd love to upload my own open source projects JavaDocs into the system, especially for that search function!
| AspectWerkz | 1.0 | Dynamic AOP for Java |
| Axis | 1.1 | An implementation of W3C SOAP for Java |
| Batik | 1.5.1 | SVG Toolkit |
| Castor | 0.9.5.3 | An open source data binding framework. |
| Cayenne | 1.1 | Professional Object Relational Mapping |
| CeWolf | 0.10 | A tag library for charts of all kinds |
| cglib | 2.0.2 | Dynamic byte code generator |
| Commons Collections | 3.1 | Apache Jakarta Commons Collections |
| Commons Digester | 1.5 | XML to Java Object Configuration |
| Commons Lang | 2.0 | Apache Jakarta Commons Lang |
| Commons Logging | 1.0.4 | Apache Jakarta Logging API |
and a bunch more. The site is fast and the search is zippy. Matt and Rick, this looks great; congratulations. The last thing you need is a way to upload your own JavaDocs into the system to be archived and indexed; I'd love to upload my own open source projects JavaDocs into the system, especially for that search function!
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