APIdoc Search Plugin
A search plugin for APIdoc.org.
APIdoc.org is a searchable index of API documentation from many sources (J2SE, J2EE, other Java libraries, .Net, MySQL?, HTML, etc). The site stores a history of what you've searched for and viewed so you can revisit pages later. Users can add their own comments to individual items of documentation for others to read.
This plugin allows you to search from the IntelliJIDEA code editor. Search results are displayed in a tool window. A web browser is launched to view documentation.
More information can be found at http://apidoc.org/goto/ideaplugin.
Either install APIdoc Search from the IntelliJIDEA Plugin Manager or download the latest version of the plugin zip from the attachments below and extract it to your IntelliJ IDEA plugins directory. IntelliJIDEA must be restarted to complete the installation.
Please send any feedback to contact apidoc.org.
- Support proxies with IDEA 7.x.
- Prevent the Alt+A shortcut from performing a search when the code editor is not selected to avoid causing a NullPointerException.
- Support NTLMv1 authentication when Digest and Basic are not offered by the proxy server. Previous versions would fail to authenticate if NTLM was offered at all by a proxy server.
- Fix an issue that caused searches and logins to fail when running with other plugins that use commons-logging.
- Use IntelliJIDEA proxy settings. Authentication only works if you have remember password checked (otherwise IDEA shows a modal dialog that cannot be closed).
- Requires IntelliJIDEA 5.0.
- Improvements to context search when there is no text selected.
- Context searches now use IDEA to determine fully qualified class names to search on. When text is selected, the selection is still used instead of the class name lookup. A new option controls whether searches on class members (fields and methods) will perform searches on the owner class.
- Alias for context searches can now be overridden for particular file name patterns.
- Message displayed when search returns no results.
-- PhilipRoss - 07 Jun 2005
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