Java2Web can generate an outline box containing all (top-level) declarations found in the source code, ordered first by identifier type (fields first, methods next, etc...) and alphabetically. The contents of the box is clickable, so clicking on a method or fields takes the user to the place of the source code where it is declared.
By default the outline box is off, but you can enable it using the generateOutline property.
| HTMLConverter | boolean getGenerateOutline() void setGenerateOutline( boolean onoff) |
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| Java2Web | java2web ... --generateOutline = true | false... | |
| <j2w:convert> | <j2w:convert ... generateOutline="true|false" ... > |
The generated outline box looks like this:
The style of the outline box is controlled by the outlineStyle property, which has a default value of "outline"
| HTMLConverter | String getOutlineStyle() void setOutlineStyle( String style ) |
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| Java2Web | java2web ... --outlineStyle = xxxxx ... | |
| <j2w:convert> | <j2w:convert ... outlineStyle="style" ... > |
Also, the outline box uses a number of images (a standard set of Eclipse-like icons are included in the distribution). The names of the images are not configurable, but the location where they are placed is controlled by the imageLocation property, which has a default value of "icons/".
| HTMLConverter | String getImageLocation() void setImageLocation( String location) |
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| Java2Web | java2web ... --imageLocation = xxxxx ... | |
| <j2w:convert> | <j2w:convert ... imageLocation="location" ... > |