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I have installed openjdk-7-doc but I cannot find where to read the documentations of the APIs?



E.g.: How to find/read "String class" API documentation



I prefer GUI-based over command-line but I also want to know how to read them with the command-line too.


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Documentation is installed into /usr/share/doc/PACKAGENAME.



There are a few Documentation Viewers in Ubuntu, to help you find it. They are all web-based, though. So you need to run a local web server, and browse to their endpoints.



Off the top of my head: dhelp, dwww, and doc-central.


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