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When you click the link to org.openide.filesystems on page http://www.netbeans.org/download/dev/javadoc/JavaSupportAPIs/org/netbeans/api/java/classpath/api.html , you get 404 Not Found error: The requested URL /download/dev/javadoc/JavaSupportAPIs/org/netbeans/api/java/OpenAPIs/org/openide/filesystems/package-summary.html was not found on this server. It]s caused by relative link to ../OpenAPIs/org/openide/filesystems/package-summary.html
Jesse, is this yours ?
Java module owner - I would recommend that java/api/build.xml:javadoc use nbbuild/template.xml:javadoc, which among other things would automatically check for such broken links for you (you have to turn on a flag to check network links) and give you easy-to-use tokens like @OPENIDE@ to link to the master locations of existing documentation sets.
template.xml is used. BTW Jesse, the template seems not very suitable for offline browsing, does it ? (it seems to hyperlink to the live website always).
Re. offline browsing - see issue #31549.
Don't know what is fixed, but the link is still broken.
The link from that page is indeed broken, but the page in the URL is not linked to from anywhere - it has been dead for a while. It was renamed, and the Javadoc publishing script does not remove dead files. They should not be accessible from anywhere. The current link (.../classpath/doc-files/api.html) is fine.
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Reorganization of java component