[Bug 85969] Re: Java Docs Package Won't Install

[David Yoffe]

http://java.sun.com/javase/6/webnotes/install/jdk/install-docs.html

JavaTM SE 6 Release Notes
Document Installation      

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
 JDK Documentation  

You should have approximately 165 MB of free disk space before
installing the documentation.

Install the Java Platform Standard Edition documentation by following
these steps:

1. Where to unbundle your documentation

You can install the documentation inside your JDK directory or in any other location you prefer. 
Unbundling the JDK documentation creates a docs directory (folder) in the current directory, putting all the documentation inside that directory as shown here. 

*******(documents)              docs          (APIs)
******___________________________|__________________________  
*****|        |       |          |      |      |       |    |
index.html  legal  technotes   images  api  platform  jre  jdk
***************_______|_______ 
**************|       |       |
************tools  samples  guides


2. Unbundle your documentation 
Unbundle the documentation using the a zip-compatible utility such as winzip, unzip, gunzip, or pkunzip. Your utility must support long file names. 
To unbundle the documentation bundle using the zip utility:

C:> unzip jdk-6-doc.zip

You can also unbundle the .zip file using the JDK's jar utility:


C:> jar xvf jdk-6-doc.zip 


Note: If you are using another tool that doesn't preserve path names by default, be sure to specify that path names be preserved. For example, if you are using pkunzip, specify -d: 

C:> pkunzip -d jdk-6-doc.zip


Unzipping the documentation bundle creates a docs/ directory containing your Java Platform documentation. 
3. View the documentation 
Open the docs/index.html page in a browser. This is the front page and table of contents of the JDK documentation.

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