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We analyze the source code of production Java open source projects such as Ant, Tomcat and Batik and load that analysis into a java examples database designed for easy searching. You enter the name of a Java API Class.method you want to see example invocations of and click Search.

Nice idea. Looks like a useful resource.

By Ehud Lamm at 2005-09-05 07:18 | General | other blogs | 7355 reads

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koders.com and gonzui

It seem to me that koders.com is a better engine, and it is multilanguage.
OTOH gonzui seems an interesting project, an open source code search engine

By gabriele renzi at Mon, 2005-09-05 18:31 | login or register to post comments

Yes

Koders is much better than I remembered. I was glad to find so many Ada projects...

By Ehud Lamm at Mon, 2005-09-05 19:14 | login or register to post comments

koders doesn't seem better -- not for Java

As far as I can tell, koders.com does a simple textual search. Try searching for JarFile.getInputStream, for example.

Now, compare koders' results to JExamples results for the same query. JExamples seems to actually parse .java files such that it is able to find occurrences like the following

785      //use fle from original weblogic jar
786
787      is = wlJar.getInputStream(je);
788  }
789  newJarStream.putNextEntry(new JarEntry(je.getName()));

For JExamples to find the above snippet, it should've been able to tell that the type of wlJar is JarFile in that scope. That goes beyond what koders.com seems capable of at the moment.

By el-vadimo at Wed, 2005-09-07 15:37 | login or register to post comments