và cho phép bạn gắn kết các thư mục có chứa các tài liệu Javadoc giống như cách bạn gắn kết cây nguồn trong giao diện hệ thống tập tin NetBeans Explorer. hoặc HTTP hệ thống tập tin, lúc này bạn sẽ được trình bày | Chapter 3. Concepts and Paradigms keeps a list of all the places you tell it that Javadoc documentation germane to your project may be found while generating new Javadoc documentation. The Javadoc view shown in Figure 3-8 maintains this search list and allows you to mount directories which contain Javadoc documentation the same way you mount source trees in the NetBeans Explorer Filesystem view. Figure 3-8 The NetBeans Explorer Javadoc view. By default each project starts out with two Javadoc trees mounted the Javadocs for the Ant build system and the directory in which NetBeans deposits all Javadocs which it generates on your behalf. You may at any time mount new direc 42 Chapter 3. Concepts and Paradigms tones archives or HTTP URL S in the Javadoc view to be searched while generating Javadocs. Simply right-click on the Javadoc icon at the top of the Javadoc view and choose either Add Local Directory Add Archive or Add HTTP filesystem at which point you will be presented with a dialog analogous to the one which appears for mounting filesystems in the Filesystem view. The Runtime View The NetBeans Explorer Runtime View really might be called alternatively the What Happened View . The Runtime View keeps track of various facilities available to your project and also operations which have been performed relative to your project. This is useful primarily when enors or problems occur for example if an RMI connection is being uncooperative or if there are difficulties encountered during version control operations. Expanding the view of an individual facility within the Runtime View yields a status view of that facility and a list of error messages from previous operations. The Runtime View is shown in Figure 3-9. 43 Chapter 3. Concepts and Paradigms Figure 3-9 The NetBeans Explorer Runtime view. Node Paradigms Node Paradigms is a fancy way of saying How we operate on nodes represented by icons within the various Net-Beans windows such as the Explorer and the Tools .
