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(Java Sources Browser) |
- About
- Description
- Installation
- JSBrowser commands
- Questions and known problems
- Versions history
- Registration and licensing
JSBrowser is a Java Sources Browser.
It helps developers to browse java sources.
It allows:
Managing several projects
Scanning source files and their associated documentation
Creating the javadoc very easily
Printing the source files with a pre-formatted style for A4 pages
Generating packages report including source lines information
It provides:
Powerful search engine
A Graphical User Interface to configure it
JSBrowser is a server, if files are updated on the server, all developers that are using JSBrowser over a HTTP browser get automatically the latest versions.
Just an HTTP browser is required on the client side.
Features
- Manage several projects

- Browse several java packages coming from different directories
- Display a selected java source
- Download the source file
- Provide a contextual mouse menu (only available with Internet Explorer 5.0 and higher)

- Print preview

- Display the java documentation
- Provide a search engine in the java sources


- Generate reports of your java files including lines information.

- Generate in one click the associated java documentation
- Provide a graphical user interface to configure JSBrowser
Restrictions
All java files on the server side must be well formed.
The javadoc is not automatically updated, and must be re-generated when source files have changed (see "Generate the java documentation").
A JSBrowser license is available for only one IP address and does not support hosts using the IP V6 protocol.