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How to add javadocs to eclipse java editor context?

 
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Hi,

How do I add javadoc context help support using java editor for added libraries in eclipse? For example I�d like to have a context highlight while editing JME files using EclipseME. How do I add MIDP APIs to eclipse context help?

tx in advance.
 
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Try this. Select Project | Properties, then in the Properties for project dialog, in the Java Build Path selection, on the Libraries tab, expand the library/jar. There should be a Javadoc Location setting. Change that to the location of the javadoc for the jar.
 
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