Thanks for your inquiry. I am representative of Aspose.Words team.
Sure, you can easily attach JavaDoc to ‘Aspose.Words for Java’ library that you have already configured in your module or project. Just access the ‘Project’ structure window, then right click on the module to select ‘Open module settings’ and select the module that has the dependency you want to configure JavaDoc for.
Then select the “Dependencies” tab, select the Aspose.Words library and click ‘Edit’. In the window that just showed up you see two buttons ‘Attach Documentation’ and ‘Specify Documentation URL’.
If you want to attach to offline JavaDoc please click on ‘Attach Documentation’ button and specify ~\doc\com\aspose\words directory.
If you want to attach to online JavaDoc please click on ‘Specify Documentation URL’ button and enter the following url:
I have tried to set online documentation in Intelij.
But when I call CTRL+Q I got exception:
Following external urls were checked: FillFormat | Aspose.Cells for Java API Reference http://www.aspose.com/docs/display/wordsjava/Classes/com/aspose/slides/FillFormat.html The documentation for this element is not found. Please add all the needed paths to API docs in Project Settings.
com.aspose.slides
public final class com.aspose.slides.FillFormat
extends java.lang.Object
In case of Aspose.Cells, the javadocs are found in the Major Release version. Just extract the JDK 1.6 (1.5 or 1.4) file and then you will find the doc folder there which contains Javadocs file.
In case of Eclipse, it is configured as shown in the following screenshot. For your specific IDE, you will do similar things and you can search on internet how to do this.
Major Release Download Link:
Aspose.Cells for Java 7.3.1 Javadoc Location Path (sample): file:/F:/Shak-Data-RW/Aspose/Libs/Java 7.0/misc/doc/
Thanks for your inquiry. I am afraid, the online JavaDocs will no longer work and there is no link that you can use for this purpose; this is because we have moved the API documentation to pure online confluence based system. Please download the latest Aspose.Words for Java release, extract the Docs folder somewhere and attach the documentation from the location of the docs folder on disk. This folder still contains the HTML based javadocs for the API and worked perfectly fine on my side. We apologise for the inconvenience.
Best Regards,
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