(Java Sources Browser)
  1. About
  2. Description
  3. Installation
  4. JSBrowser commands
  5. Questions and known problems
  6. Versions history
  7. 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

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.