Thanks Jan,
I'm argentinian, relatively new to the java world and appreciate your work in the javadoc-to-chm project.
This tool is very helpful for me, now I can search docs for a java class without being online and without to use a web browser. I plan to use it to create some javadoc "snapshots" in the chm format for my personal projects.
A bit about me:
In the past (1991) I started with de BASIC programming language.
Approx (in 1994) I learned some basics about Pascal and then the C Programming Language. Then, for many years, i used Visual basic, asp and php. Last year (2006) I started with Java. I'm currently learning and programming in swing, jdbc, ant ...
I consider that the Java and C-style based programming languages will dominate the market in the next 15 years.
What you think that will become next?
If you like, you can contact me at ivanjgarayar at hotmail dot com.
Sincerely,
Ing. Ivan D. Gut
Argentina.
In English Java Locale es_AR
Thanks Jan,
I'm argentinian, relatively new to the java world and appreciate your work in the javadoc-to-chm project.
This tool is very helpful for me, now I can search docs for a java class without being online and without to use a web browser. I plan to use it to create some javadoc "snapshots" in the chm format for my personal projects.
A bit about me:
In the past (1991) I started with de BASIC programming language.
Approx (in 1994) I learned some basics about Pascal and then the C Programming Language. Then, for many years, i used Visual basic, asp and php. Last year (2006) I started with Java. I'm currently learning and programming in swing, jdbc, ant ...
I consider that the Java and C-style based programming languages will dominate the market in the next 15 years.
What you think that will become next?
If you like, you can contact me at ivanjgarayar at hotmail dot com.
Sincerely,
Ing. Ivan D. Gut
Argentina.