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1) open javdoc wizard on project 2) enter destination name where the last folder name contains a space character 3) 'finish' the wizard 4) select a class with javadoc within that project 5) from context menu select 'Open external javadoc' -> a help viewer appears showing the folder containing the javadoc as iconic 'files and folders' (and not html)
help browser used
moving to help
note that I am using IHelp.displayHelpResource(IHelpResource), (IHelpResource.getHref() { return url.toExternalForm(); ) with IHelp.displayHelpResource(url.toExternalForm()) things work, but then I run into the javascript access error, which isn't there with the first method
for M5 I change out code to IHelp.displayHelpResource(url.toExternalForm())
There is a bit of inconsistency in the way we handle url's. In some cases we call URLEncoder.encode(urlstring), in other cases we don't. It is also difficult to know whether the caller has already encoded his url or not. Perhaps we should just be consistent and always encode them.
Fixed. There is now an "Access Denied" error when displaying javadoc inside help but this is caused by the buggy html generated by the standard doclet.
