DocJar: Search Open Source Java API

Latest Updates

1. W3C Document Object Model
2. Groovy 1.7.0
3. Jackson JSON Processor 1.4.2
4. Open JDK 6.b17
5. Open JDK 6.b17 java
6. Hibernate 3.3.2.GA
7. MySQL JDBC 5.1.11
8. iText 5.0.1
9. Ajax4jsp 1.0.6
10. RichFaces UI 3.2.2
11. Berkeley DB Java API 4.0.71
12. Castor 1.3
13. GWT 2009.11.30
14. GWT 2009.11.30 java
15. GWT 1.7.1
16. GWT 1.7.1 java
17. Eclipse SWT 3.5.1
18. ICU4J 4.2.1
19. Grails 1.1.2
20. Guice 2.0
21. groovy 1.6.5
22. HttpComponents Client 4.0
23. HttpComponents Core 4.0.1
24. ezmorph 1.0.6 sources
25. json
26. JUnit 4.7
27. Struts 1.3.10
28. Spring Framework 090522
29. Struts 2.1.8
30. iBatis 2.3.4

What's New?

• 11/19/2008*: Docjar Eclipse plug-in is working for version 3.3 now. Download it today: DocJar Eclipse Plug-In v3.3.
• 09/07/2008*: New version of Docjar is released today. It is a total re-work of the older version. The new version makes the update easier. So you will expect DocJar to be updated more often. If you find we are missing your favorite open source Java projects, please let us know. Search has been enhanced too. Now you can also look into the details of a selected Jar file. Check it out.
• 11/9/2007: DocJar Mini, a Flash version of DocJar is released. You can search and you can share like a video. Please take a look at docjar.org.
• No more NoClassDefFoundError or ClassNotFoundException. Now search produces Jar file results too. You can download over 3000 of Jar files.
• Introduce the new IE plug-in (screenshot). With a right-click of the mouse, you can access Javadoc from your IE browser anywhere and anytime. Make sure you have administrator's privileges to install it.
• Paste your Java Stack Trace here, Docjar shows you the document and code.
• Firefox Search Plug-in

Add Docjar Java Search to your Firefox browser. See screenshot.
• Eclipse Plug-in Plugin

DocJar Docjar Plugin for Eclipse (v3.3, v3.2, v3.1 and v3.0) is avaible for download. Without leaving your IDE, you can access thousands of Java APIs, and search Google. Please download it, and unzip it in your Eclipse home directory. Please see the plug-in in action (screenshot).