<help
location = anyURI
/>
Adds specified JavaHelp™ .jar
file to the online help displayed using → .
Example:
<help location="docbook_help.jar" />
If the .jar
file is called
, it must contain a help set file called foo
.jar
. In the case of the above example, foo
/jhelpset.hsdocbook_help.jar
must contain docbook_help/jhelpset.hs
.
An online help may be available in several languages. Example: let's suppose that docbook_help.jar
is to be available in English, French and German. In such case, you must provide three JavaHelp™ .jar
files:
docbook_help.jar
containing docbook_help/jhelpset.hs
.
docbook_help_fr.jar
containing docbook_help_fr/jhelpset.hs
.
docbook_help_de.jar
containing docbook_help_de/jhelpset.hs
.
Which JavaHelp™ .jar
file is actually used depends on the locale of the machine running XMLmind XML Editor.
In the above example, we assume that English is the default, fallback, language.
Use two-letter, lowercase, language codes such as fr
and de
to specify languages. Do not use language variants like fr_CA
.
Declare just docbook_help.jar
using using a help
configuration element (that is, <help location="docbook_help.jar"/>
). Do not declare docbook_help_fr.jar
and docbook_help_de.jar
.