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org.netbeans.spi.java.queries
Interface JavadocForBinaryQueryImplementation

public interface JavadocForBinaryQueryImplementation

A query to find Javadoc root for the given classpath root.

A default implementation is registered by the org.netbeans.modules.java.project module which looks up the project corresponding to the binary file and checks whether that project has an implementation of this interface in its lookup. If so, it delegates to that implementation. Therefore it is not generally necessary for a project type provider to register its own global implementation of this query, if it depends on the Java Project module and uses this style.

Since:: org.netbeans.api.java/1 1.4
See Also:: JavadocForBinaryQuery, Project

Method Summary

JavadocForBinaryQuery.Result findJavadoc(URL binaryRoot)
Find any Javadoc corresponding to the given classpath root containing Java classes.

Method Summary
`JavadocForBinaryQuery.Result`	`findJavadoc(URL binaryRoot)` Find any Javadoc corresponding to the given classpath root containing Java classes.

Method Detail

findJavadoc

JavadocForBinaryQuery.Result findJavadoc(URL binaryRoot)

Find any Javadoc corresponding to the given classpath root containing Java classes.

Any absolute URL may be used but typically it will use the file protocol for directory entries and jar protocol for JAR entries (e.g. jar:file:/tmp/foo.jar!/).

JavadocForBinaryQuery.findJavadoc(java.net.URL) calls this method on instances registered in default lookup until a non-null result is returned for the given binaryRoot.

Parameters:: binaryRoot - the class path root of Java class files
Returns:: a result object encapsulating the roots and permitting changes to be listened to, or null if the binary root is not recognized