javadoc?

[Cesar Santamaria V.]

Hi all. Question: do you have a javadoc we can download? I'm new to
JB, so It would be great to have it loaded on NetBeans, to have a
quick reference of the classes and all that.

Thank you,
Cesar

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

There is Javadoc in the Maven repositories, so if you set up the
Eclipse plugin to download it, you should get them.

That said and done there is really only line of code you deal with:

SwingJavaBuilder.build(this);

That's it. All the other classes are mostly internal. All the "real"
stuff is in the YAML file, i.e. your UI.

On Aug 24, 2:06 pm, "Cesar Santamaria V." <cesarstama...@gmail.com>
wrote:

[Cesar Santamaria V.]

I get it now; thank you.

I'm receiving this error while running the app:

"Unable to find type for prefix txtnombre for txtnombre1"

I don't know what does it mean; maybe that's why I wanted the javadoc,
to see the errors that could be generated

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

You didn't use camel case: txtnombrel is not a valid name, but
txtNombrel would be

Jacek

On Aug 24, 4:03 pm, "Cesar

[Cesar Santamaria V.]

Oh, i see, didn't thought camel case was totally needed. Does it only
should be used in the yaml file, or the model classes should use it
too?

[Jacek Furmankiewicz]

Only in the MigLayout section where we are trying to do control auto-
creation based on naming standards.
Camel case is after all the naming standard in Java, in general.