Re: Online Help for a J2EE server-side application

[Scott Wahl <wahl_scott -at- yahoo -dot- ca>]

Hi Debra,

JavaHelp is not necessarily displayed in a browser
(although it can be used with applets). 

JavaHelp has its own viewer, which does not require a
web browser. It works well with standalone and
networked Java applications. 

The dismissial of JavaHelp might be premature. I would
download JavaHelp from Sun's web site and take a look
at the user guide that comes with it.

Regards,

Scott

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Scott Wahl
Senior Technical Writer
Research in Motion Ltd.
www.blackberry.net

wahl_scott -at- yahoo -dot- ca


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