The JavahelpServlet

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Last Update: 2013-02-22

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The JavahelpServlet is a Java Servlet that allows accessing JavaHelp documentation systems on the World WideWeb. It uses exactly the same input files as the original JavaHelp system and transforms it to HTML which imitates the original JavaHelp browser.

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