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It seems variables can't be used in definining the location of Javadoc archives associated with a given project library. This is a bit of nuisance since we store Javadoc in an archive alongside our JARs and source archives and would like to define these globally for all users of a project.
Javadoc support is handled outside JDTCore.
not for 3.1
*** Bug 76629 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
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This was brought up today on IRC. Denis swapped it from RESOLVED/LATER to RESOLVED/WONTFIX during the whole Bugzilla resolution/state debacle. Is this indeed a WONTFIX?
(In reply to comment #5) > Is this indeed a WONTFIX? No, this could still be done, although we don't have plans to work on this. If someone comes up with a well thought out proposal and also wants to implement it, then we will review the contribution. Points to consider: - should not break existing APIs, e.g. org.eclipse.jdt.core.IClasspathAttribute.JAVADOC_LOCATION_ATTRIBUTE_NAME and all its clients - should fit into the existing story (e.g. just add support for classpath variables for "var" entries on the build path) - needs fixes in Core and UI
+1 for supporting a new scheme separate from "jar:file:", e.g. "jar:path:"
Just as a matter of consistency, being able to specify a library using a variable but then having to add a concrete path to source and javadoc attachments is just counterproductive. It defeats the purpose of using the variable at all because individual contributors must go in and reconfigure the paths each time they check out a project.