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Create HTML file with JBuilder

Auburn

Maybe I'm missing something really obvious, but I can't figure out how to create a HTML file within JBuilder. I'm writing a help file for my application, which I will display within a JFrame. However, when I go to File -> new or whatever, I can't seem to create a file with the .html extension, it only lets me create .java. If I import a HTML file from elsewhere, it doesn't show in the project hierarchy on the left and the application can't find it.

Apologies for the probable stupidity of the question

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Silent Bob

You don't need to use anything other than a text-editor (notepad/vim/whatever) to write HTML.

I have no experience with JBuilder, but AFAIK it's an IDE for writing Java stuff, not a HTML editor. You don't need to add a file to a project in order to be able to get the program to read/parse/display it.

If you need a HTML editor there is at least one free one available with Mozilla.

Karoma

:rolleyes:
What I think Auburn means is "is there any way to add/create a .html within a project" --> ie: it's visible in the project hierarchy & therefore included in the jar file..
put the .html in the appropriate folder (explorer.exe); jar the project - then (winrar is easiest) look in it to see if it included the .html..

Silent Bob

Originally posted by Karoma
:rolleyes:
What I think Auburn means is "is there any way to add/create a .html within a project" --> ie: it's visible in the project hierarchy & therefore included in the jar file..

That'd be the thing then. I do stuff the 'old-school' way. I find the command line makes me much more productive

:wq

Karoma

mneh
:q!

Auburn

Ok thanks guys. I probably didn't phrase the question very well.

Yes, I am aware that JBuilder is not a HTML editor. I meant what Karoma said. I have been using JBuilder as a jarring tool and thought it would be handy if I could include the HTML for jarring. Ah well.... suppose I'll just do it the manual way if noone else has any ideas.

OfflerCrocGod

Originally posted by Karoma
:q!

You must be a very productive programmer:D.

Karoma

very

any luck auburn?