APIdoc Blog

I’ve just released version 1.1.2 of the APIdoc IntelliJ IDEA plugin. This improves the handling of HTTP proxy servers that use NTLM authentication.

In previous versions, if a proxy advertised that it supported NTLM authentication, then the request would fail (even if the proxy also supported Basic or Digest authentication methods).

Version 1.1.2 now supports the older NTLMv1 authentication method and will prefer to use Digest or Basic authentication if they are advertised.

As before, the proxy details should be set up in the IntelliJ IDEA General config section. If a domain is required to authenticate with NTLM, it can be specified in the username, for example, DOMAIN\username.

To upgrade, use the Plugin Manager within IntelliJ IDEA (version 5.0 or later).

The Joda Time API documentation has been added to the site.

It is searchable with the alias joda and has also been added to the default Java group (search alias java).