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List:       openjdk-discuss
Subject:    Re: How to combine different APIs in meaningful ways? Does Javadoc help?
From:       David Holmes <david.holmes () oracle ! com>
Date:       2017-08-06 12:13:53
Message-ID: e1fc5ffc-5dd0-e616-8115-144cfd74928b () oracle ! com
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Hi Rajib,

On 6/08/2017 2:47 PM, Rajib Bando wrote:
> Hello!
> Please refer to this query I had posted in Eclipse Forum, here:
> https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/m/1768516/#msg_1768516

You are basically asking "how do I learn to use libraries when 
programming" - and that is not a suitable topic for this mailing list 
either. It isn't actually suitable for any Openjdk mailing list as these 
lists are about development of the OpenJDK, not about programming in Java.

There are various resources on the web for learning to program in Java, 
which will cover using the libraries. And of course there are many 
excellent books on the subject. The javadoc describes individual API's 
and where necessary how they interact with other APIs, but it won't tell 
you in general how to combine various entities as you give in your example.

Regards,
David
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> I would not like to repeat the entire content again to save space. A
> click to the link suffices.
> Can Javadoc help me bridge the difficulty in weaving together methods
> / APIs in meaningful ways and use them for coding, bypassing the
> difficulty posed by the steep learning curve of synthesis of Oracle
> API index information for coding?
> Regards,
> Rajibando
> -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Four days back
> [... I posted this new message via email to  javadoc-dev `at`openjdk.java.net
> When I looked at the mailing list at nabble I found that there are
> only few visitors in this sub-forum havadoc-dev and my message was not
> yet displayed.
> So I am again posting the thread, this time via nabble...]
> Then, I was informed by javadoc-dev-owner `at` openjdk.java.net ,
> without explanation, that this post was deemed inappropriate.
> So today I deleted that topic and am posting this de-novo here,  to
> OpenJDK General discussion
> 
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