jOOQ / jOOX

jOOX - The Power of jQuery Applied to W3C DOM Like JDBC, DOM is a powerful, yet very verbose low-level API to manipulate XML. The HTML DOM an be manipulated with the popular jQuery product, in JavaScript. Why don't we have jQuery in Java? jOOX is jQuery's XML parts, applied to Java.

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Javadoc 1.6.0 at https://www.jooq.org/products/jOOX/javadoc/latest has no classes listed!

rwperrott opened this issue · comments

I expected to see several classes listed, but saw none at the above URL!

  • jOOX: 1.6.0
  • Java: NA

Thanks for your report. Clicking through a few links, it seems that everything works as expected?
https://www.jooq.org/products/jOOX/javadoc/1.6.0/allclasses-noframe.html

My route was https://www.jooq.org/products/jOOX/javadoc/1.6.0/overview-summary.html then
https://www.jooq.org/products/jOOX/javadoc/1.6.0/org.jooq.joox-summary.html, which seems to be no-frames and useless, and I only saw something useful when I clicked on frames, or your link, so it looks like some unhelpful and confusing design in the Javadoc tool for module Javadocs.

I think that's the JDK's default behaviour for single package modules? Not sure if much can be done about it...

Hm, it's indeed different from the others, including these:

Seems to be related to the specific JDK version that was used to build the Javadoc, at the time. Will investigate.

Also, the latest version is 1.6.3...

Now it's better. Thanks again for your report.

(You may need to delete your browser cache for the HTTP redirect from latest to 1.6.3 to work)