When I use javadoc and I click on any java class included in the jdk why do I get this message?
Netscape is unable to find the file or directory named: /E|/Jwrkshop/JDK/bin/java.lang.Throwable.html References to the JDK classes assume that all generated html files are in the same directory and, in fact, that all files for all classes referenced are generated at the same time. There is no way to generate files incrementally and have them all reference each other, as you would like. The javadoc tool in JDK 1.3 does not have this problem. If it cannot link to a class or package, it will not generate a broken link. Additionally, if you use the -link switch, you can link to previously generated HTML files: javadoc -link http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.3/docs/api/ If the HTML files are currently not available, use the -linkoffline switch instead of the -link switch, as long as you have a URL that points to the package list. Bug Id #4074234 is an RFE for a switch to tell javadoc to generate documentation for all subpackages within the packages that are listed on the command line. • (Sect. 4)
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