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问题 Some of the classes in our code base have Unicode (Danish) characters in their names. It works fine for compilation and deployment, but it failed when generating Javadoc complaining about wrong characters in the java sources. We are using Gradle to build our code base and the following options actually solved the problem with wrong characters: javadoc { options.encoding = "UTF-8" } But that still fails on finding classes that have non-ASCII characters in their names: javadoc: error - File not

问题 I'm trying to write an SVN Post-Commit hook to generate javadoc on a webpage whenever someone submits any changes to relevant files. I was new to the hook concept, but I didn't expect to run in any strange errors when generating the javadoc. java.lang.ClassCastException: com.sun.tools.javadoc.ClassDocImpl cannot be cast to com.sun.javadoc.AnnotationTypeDoc at com.sun.tools.javadoc.AnnotationDescImpl.annotationType(AnnotationDescImpl.java:46) at com.sun.tools.doclets.internal.toolkit.util.Util

问题 I really like the way Eclipse has pop-up Javadoc documentation for the various Java library classes I use. However, I also use JPA and JAXB annotations such as @Entity and @XMLType. Eclipse recognises these as valid because I can hit ctrl-space and they pop-up. I also get Javadoc for javax classes. But there is no Javadoc for these annotations...it just reports that Javadoc could not be found. I've downloaded the javadoc, installed it on my system and associated with all the JARs in my Java6

问题 In netbeans I was looking for a hibernate javadoc option (the code completion is working properly but I was looking for the description of the functions). I got one JAR file for Hibernate Javadoc : hibernate-3.2.2.ga-javadoc.jar but couldn't find a way to include this and make it work in NetBeans. I included the jar file in the Javadocs option of Java Platform/Library Manager, but that didn't provide any solution. I think there is a Hibernate Javadoc Zip/Folder available which provides the

问题 I have a javadoc code block where I want to write a code sample that includes generics like this: public interface SomeInterface <T> { } public interface SomeInterface extends SomeOtherInterface<T> { } Here is my javadoc block: /** * Get the Generic Type T of a Type (Class/Interface) or extended/inherited Subtype: * <pre> * {@code * public interface SomeInterface <T> { } * public interface SomeInterface extends SomeOtherInterface<T> { } * } * </pre> * @param implType * @param parentType *

问题 This question already has answers here : Including images in javadocs (7 answers) Closed last year . I'm trying to include images in my JavaDoc. I follow documentation and store an image in the doc-files in the package directory. My javadoc looks like: /** * This is class desctiprion. Image: * <p><img src="doc-files/image.png"/></p> */ When I generate Javadoc the image is shown but when I try to review Javadoc in the Idea it shows just image stub. How can I manage this? 回答1: It looks like the

问题 Can I use multiple @throws javadoc tags if my application throws the same exception for multiple reasons? For example: @throws UserException if issue 1 happened @throws UserException if issue 2 happened @throws UserException if issue 3 happened Is it prohibited by JavaDoc standard? 回答1: It is valid in java 6,7 and 8. See the docs: Javadoc 6 Javadoc 7 Javadoc 8 Multiple @throws tags can be used in a given doc comment for the same or different exceptions. (emph. mine) 回答2: Just tested this the

问题 I want to extend the standard doclet provided by Javadoc5.0 to modify its HTML output. For example I want to replace the keyword 'implemented' or 'Interfaces' with another word whenever it occurs within the generated JavaDoc HTML. All other elements should not be changed. How can I achieve this? I do not want to modify the HTML source after the Javadoc is generated! Which Classes I have to extend? Is there a useful tutorial in the net? I searched for tutorials but found only this http://docs

问题 I am having a problem with generating Javadoc for Lombok getters and setters. I have tried both suggestions here. An example field and its text are as follows: /** * Identifier of the client * * @param clientID changes the id of the client * @return id of the client */ @Getter @Setter private Integer clientID; However, I see neither the getter nor the setter in the generated Javadoc. I am using 'protected' visibility on Eclipse (Project -> Generate Javadoc...). My Lombok version is 1.12.4.

问题 This question already has answers here : How to create multi-language JavaDocs? (2 answers) Closed last year . We frequently integrate with services developed and maintained in other countries like Spain, Chile, India etc. I see consitently that the services/API calls from Spain and Chile are in Spanish. But we want our code to be English and Javadoc to be both in English and Spanish. I am seeking the best way to achieve this. Is there a common accepted standard for this kind of scenario?