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问题 I've prepared a very simple demo of what I would like to do in much bigger scale to demonstrate the issue: Configuration: java 1.8, maven 3.3.9, maven-javadoc-plugin 3.0.1 I've got maven artifacts testA, testB and testC. Component testA is a javadoc aggregator project. Class B (located in testB component) imports and instantiates class C (located in testC component). testA has a direct dependency on testB and testB has direct dependency on testC (both with scope provided), thus testA has

问题 I have imported an Android project (with a Maven build) into IntelliJ IDEA and the javadocs aren't showing up when I hover my mouse over the text in the editor. To be clear, it isn't my inline documentation settings that is the problem, it pulls up the 'Documentation' tooltip just fine. But the tooltip window is mostly empty except for the method signature and package. Below are screenshots of what happens when I hover my mouse over the text, and my Project Structure: FTR my Documentation

问题 What I mean by comment: /** *My Comment from database */ My Problem: I got a bunch of DTO's which are not commented at all. However, there are comments in the SQL-Database. I can get these comments by sending a query and then retrieving the ResultSet. My task is to create a javadoc-API (as HTML and inside the javacode) with the comments from the SQL-Database in order to make the codebase better understandable. I have written a small java program that retrieves the comments from the sql

问题 I have a huge auto-generated documentation folder in my Android project. Unfortunately, all the auto-generated doc files clutter the refactoring and search functionality of Android Studio (e.g. rename, find references, search and replace). An obvious solution would be to move the entire Android Studio project to a subfolder of the git repo, but I want to avoid this route. How can I make Android Studio ignore a selected documentation folder? I have one more requirement: The solution must work

问题 Is there a standard way of documenting .properties files? Something in the spirit of Javadoc where I have properties and documentation in the same file and can leverage IDE integration? It might sound trivial but to illustrate my problem, consider the following example: Let's say I have a Java application which is controlled by a central .properties file in the format key1=value1 key2=value2 To document the meaning of property keys I could use comments like this: # key1 does this and that

问题 A statement from Java doc. An exception parameter of a uni-catch clause is never implicitly declared final, but may be effectively final. What does may be implies here. Please explain with example. 回答1: The JLS8 states in section 4.12.4: A local variable or a method, constructor, lambda, or exception parameter is effectively final if it is not declared final but it never occurs as the left hand operand of an assignment operator (§15.26) or as the operand of a prefix or postfix increment or

问题 Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed last year . Can anyone help? i have downloaded the jdk docs (7) to my pc and i can open it up to look at all the packages and classes in the html but it appears i can't search. You can on the online version but it appears not on the offline version, or maybe i am missing something. can anyone help or suggest an alternative ?

问题 Is there any way to tell SonarQube not to count an overriding method into the public documented api statistics if the overridden method is documented? SonarQube finds many methods lacking annotation due to the case below. I know there is an annotation to ignore certain rules of SonarQube, however we don't want to add code to our project in order to satisfy SonarQube. 回答1: You could use inherit doc. /** * {@inheritDoc} */ @Override 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34070485/ignore

问题 Firstly, I do realize this question has been asked in many permutations all over stackoverflow. I searched quite a bit before posting, so please don't link to another SO question unless it answers my specific question and scenario. I recently upgraded from Java 8 to 10. Now, however, I cannot view source or javadocs for any Java class or library. Makes coding a lot more cumbersome. How can I attach the source and/or javadocs for Java 10, either OpenJDK's version of it and/or Oracle's? I've

问题 Is there a way to auto-generate a ZOHO-style documentation of my Jersey Rest Services? This is one of the best REST documentations I have seen so far. I'm open to alternatives. Swagger also looks promising but I don't see how to generate it. It seems like it needs a YAML style documentation. Can I generate it from javadoc somehow? I'd prefer to generate the docs via Maven. 回答1: Adding swagger to jersey based services is not too complicated. See these detailed steps on how to go about it: Hope