update to 1.8

Gwaldon · andreasprlic · commit 6471ea7ee843 · 2016-03-18T23:29:02.000-07:00
diff --git a/wiki/BioJava:Tutorial:Changeability,_Mutability_and_Events.md b/wiki/BioJava:Tutorial:Changeability,_Mutability_and_Events.md
@@ -10,7 +10,9 @@ would invalidate the state of another object, all without violating the
 principals of encapsulation. The main classes are in the
 `org.biojava.utils` package and include `Changeable`, `ChangeEvent`,
 `ChangeListener`, `ChangeType` and `ChangeVetoException`. For full
-descriptions of all the API used here, please consult the .
+descriptions of all the API used here, please consult the JavaDoc API
+documentation ([latest biojava
+1.8](http://www.biojava.org/docs/api1.8/)).
 
 What is the difference between Changeability and Mutability?
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diff --git a/wiki/BioJava:Tutorial:Changeability,_Mutability_and_Events.mediawiki b/wiki/BioJava:Tutorial:Changeability,_Mutability_and_Events.mediawiki
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 '''By [mailto:mrp@sanger.ac.uk Matthew Pocock]'''
 
-BioJava contains a powerful API for communicating when objects wish to change their state, and potentialy preventing them from changing if it would invalidate the state of another object, all without violating the principals of encapsulation. The main classes are in the <code>org.biojava.utils</code> package and include <code>Changeable</code>, <code>ChangeEvent</code>, <code>ChangeListener</code>, <code>ChangeType</code> and <code>ChangeVetoException</code>. For full descriptions of all the API used here, please consult the {{JavaDoc:Documentation}}. 
+BioJava contains a powerful API for communicating when objects wish to change their state, and potentialy preventing them from changing if it would invalidate the state of another object, all without violating the principals of encapsulation. The main classes are in the <code>org.biojava.utils</code> package and include <code>Changeable</code>, <code>ChangeEvent</code>, <code>ChangeListener</code>, <code>ChangeType</code> and <code>ChangeVetoException</code>. For full descriptions of all the API used here, please consult the JavaDoc API documentation ([http://www.biojava.org/docs/api1.8/ latest biojava 1.8]). 
 
 
 == What is the difference between Changeability and Mutability? ==
