javadoc2chm is a conversion tool which translates Javadoc documentation to CHM, Microsoft Compiled HTML Help file.
Why to convert JavaDoc to CHM? You may find that user experience with plain HTML javadoc is boring. Converting Javadoc to CHM you will gain: built-in search engine, index, bookmarking and more.
Summary
Operating system
Windows XP/Vista/Win7/Win8 with Internet Explorer 4.0 and better
Installation
automatic installation and uninstallation
Supported languages
english
Size of installation
100kB
History
version 1.3.1 (Jun 30, 2014)
- bugfix - some index entries were ommited
version 1.3.0 (Feb 25, 2014)
- new feature - index compacted
- bugfix - major speed improvement
version 1.2.1 (Oct 13, 2012)
- bugfix - support for javadoc generated by JDK 7.0
version 1.2.0 (Jan 21, 2012)
- bugfix - support for JDK 7.0
version 1.1.0 (May 8, 2007)
- javadoc2chm works also for Javadoc of single package
- bugfix - in groovy-1.0 javadoc, CRT crashes when
vsprintf_s
format string contains "% %"
- bugfix - anchor was removed from index links
version 1.0.2
Fixed compilation bug, better feedback during index creation
version 1.0.1
Test presence of HHA.DLL, customize title of CHM file
version 1.0.0
First public version.
Comments
You have to select the
You have to select the index.html in docs/api folder, this tool processes only API documentation, not the collateral stuff.
misunderstanding what is Javadoc
Sorry about this misunderstanding. I know every document generated from javadoc.exe as "Javadoc", not only the java-dokumentation from sun/oracle.
I used your tool to convert successfully some Javadocs, which I had generated by JDK1.5. This worked perfekt! But if I want to convert an other Javadoc generated by JDK1.7 I get this error message. I would be disappointed if you tell me, your tool is not able to convert my own dokuments.
Could you post your javadoc
Could you post your javadoc zipped to herkule9s@yahoo.com?
unable to convert Javadoc
unable to convert Javadoc Html files to chm
It gives following Error
Cannot open 'C:\..\docs\overview-frame.html'. You should select index.html in API folder, for instance \docs\api\index.html.
I generated in x64 system with JDK7 as mentioned in one of post in this mail chain
Any suggestions?
Sorry for late reply, I was
Sorry for late reply, I was on vacations. I assume that you specified the index.html as the starting file as suggested by the error. Could you email me your javadoc files? If that file is present but my tool cannot open it, there is something strange going on.
Works great! Thanks for the
Works great! Thanks for the update.
This is in reply to my
This is in reply to my request for the java7 update. For some reason it's not putting my reply in the right spot.
Just wanted to say the update works great! Thanks for the update.
nice tool! Does it have
nice tool!
Does it have command-line interface?
No, why you need one?
No, why you need one?
with command-line
with command-line interface,the javadoc and winhelp can be Automatically generated everyday.
It does save a lot of time!
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