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Arraylist Java reference link is now 404 #788
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Yes, it would be great to update these links. But, I am concerned about them breaking again in the future, or becoming outdated. I'm specifically concerned about this because I hope to work with others in 2020 to translate the site into other languages. Broken links will then propagate to other translations. |
@REAS so maybe remove those links from individual reference pages entirely? Or have all those links throughout all reference pages point to a single Processing reference page like "Using the Java Reference" about the Java reference and how to use it https://processing.org/reference/java_reference ? That would be much more maintainable, no matter what Oracle gets up to with its URLs in the future. |
Indeed, the link towards ArrayLIst's JavaDoc is down. http://docs.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/api/java/util/ArrayList.html |
If anything, the Java 8 docs would probably be the way to go: https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/ That's the version of Java that's being used, and should remain around for a while. |
...including: 1. broken links (e.g. ArrayList), 2. forwarded links that have been migrated from http to https, and 3. bumping up links pointing back at JavaSE 5/6/7 documentation when the underlying build is 8. Closes processing#788
Great, sounds like concensus on Java 8 links.
...maybe we can centralize / rework / drop those links before the translation effort? The oracle links in question are all documented by the changes in the pull request that I have added. |
Issue description
Reference pages that link to Oracle's JavaSE 1.5 pages are now 404.
URL(s) of affected page(s)
https://processing.org/reference/ArrayList.html
I haven't checked if there are other "javase/1,5.0" URLs in the reference -- if so, I assume that those are broken as well.
Proposed fix
I won't submit a pull request unless there is a response from core dev(s) on what they want these Oracle Java reference links to do going forward.
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