I’ve released a new version (1.1.0) of the APIdoc IntelliJ IDEA plugin.
This version supports proxy servers that require authenticaton. The proxy settings are now picked up from the general IDEA settings rather than being specified within the APIdoc plugin configuration.
The new release requires IDEA 5.0. You can upgrade using the IDEA plugin manager.
Two new options have been added to the Account Settings page.
You can now choose one alias to be a default. With a default selected, searches with no prefix will now search the docsets in your default alias rather than all the docsets in the system.
You can also now switch off the advert bar that normally appears at the bottom of documentation pages.
I’ve started this blog as somewhere to post announcements about APIdoc.
APIdoc is a searchable index of API documentation (Java, .NET, PHP, HTML, CSS, MySQL, SQL Server, etc). You can quickly access particular items of documentation, e.g. Java classes or HTML tags. The site keeps track of pages you have been looking at recently. A plugin is available to allow you to search APIdoc from within IntelliJ IDEA.