Thread: Integrate the API into Eclipse
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Re: Integrate the API into Eclipse
If you want the full JavaDoc in a browser integrated in Eclipse (which is what NetBeans gave us) rather than the part of the JavaDoc relevant to a specific class:

Window > Show View > Other > Internal Web Browser
This gives you a browser embedded in Eclipse.

Then type the URL:
<User Home>/wpilib/java/current/javadoc/index.html

It looks like this. (I haven't updated from the beta to current yet so my URL is a tiny bit different in the screenshot than yours will be.)
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