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I want to generate the javadocs for an open-source code-base I'm using. But I'm being asked for a "Javadoc Command" by the Eclipse Generate JavaDoc wizard and the help doesn't explain what this means. Is it wanting the path to the javadoc binary/jar or something else? Yes, presumably it wants the path to the javadoc command line tool that comes with the JDK (in the bin directory, same as java and javac ). Eclipse should be able to find it automatically; are you perhaps running it on a JRE? That would explain the request. Yes, it is asking for the application/executable that is capable of

Using JavaDoc, how can I reference the value of a final static field in the class? I want the ??? in this example replaced by the value of the field STATIC_FIELD . /** * This is a simple class with only one static field with the value ???. */ public class Simple { /** * We can reference the value with {@value} here, * but how do we reference it in the class JavaDoc? */ public static final String STATIC_FIELD = "simple static field"; } Do you mean {@value #STATIC_FIELD} ? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7868991/how-can-i-reference-the-value-of-a-final-static-field-in-the-class

具体表现是生成的文档，程序里注释里的中文都生成对了，而框架本身的中文却是乱码。可以看出，读取文件的编码是正确的，但是输出编码错了，所以指定输出编码，增加参数： -charset GBK 一切OK。 来源： oschina 链接： https://my.oschina.net/u/21537/blog/360650

I am trying to generate Java documentation in Eclipse. The source files are UTF-8 encoded and contain some umlauts . The resulting HTML files do not specify an encoding and do not use HTML entities, so the umlauts aren't displayed correctly in any browser. What can I do to change this? robinr See the -charset , -encoding and -docencoding flags for the javadoc command . -encoding specifies the input encoding -docencoding specifies the output encoding -charset makes javadoc include a meta tag with encoding info FeelGood Modified from Eclipse javadoc in utf-8 : Project -> Generate Javadoc -> Next

Is there a way to embed images into my JavaDoc? Basically i want to include some UML diagrams explaining the hierarchy of my classes in some of the documentation. Thanks! Adamski Check out this section of the Javadoc documentation, which explains how to embed images in your Javadoc. Also, here is an article describing how to reverse engineer UML diagrams and embed them in your Javadoc using UMLGraph . laalto Yes. The documentation explains how to embed arbitrary images to javadoc documentation. If you want to generate UML class diagrams from your Java source, have a look at the UMLGraph doclet

I'm wondering why my library always lost its documentation once it was built to AAR format. Also, Android Studio shrinks the code, i.e. the code before built always different with the code after built into AAR format, none originals. I want my library to has its own documentation and has the original code. You can see the different below: Before built After built into AAR format Where is the documentation?! Also, you'll notice that the whole code are really shrunk and different. So, how do I export AAR library with its documentation without shrink the code? The code "shrinks" because once you

Although Github provides a nice home for Java open source projects, there are some things that are still missing compared to more mature open source hosting places. I have so far figured out that Sonatype offers Maven repository access for open source projects, which solves one issue; and there are many solutions for user/dev mailing lists. But one thing I am now trying to resolve is that of publishing automatically generated javadocs for online browsing. Although publishing source jars via Maven helps a bit with IDEs, I still like ability to browse javadocs online without downloading or

This question already has an answer here: How Do I Document Packages in Java? 3 answers I am using CheckStyle , FindBugs , and PMD to validate my Java code. I have fixed almost all the bugs caught by these tools. I am not able to understand how to write "package comment" which is a bug caught by checkstyle. I have gone through the documentation of CheckStyle, but I don't understand it. Could someone help me in writing a package level comment in Java? Michael Borgwardt Package-level javadoc comments are placed in a file named package-info.java inside the package directory. It contains the

Is there a real easy to use tool (no monster tool) that I can plug into Eclipse, and press a "generate header" button and then the authors name appears in every file in that project? Adam Actually in Eclipse Indigo thru Oxygen, you have to go to the Types template Window -> Preferences -> Java -> Code Style -> Code templates -> (in right-hand pane) Comments -> double-click Types and make sure it has the following, which it should have by default: /** * @author ${user} * * ${tags} */ and as far as I can tell, there is nothing in Eclipse to add the javadoc automatically to existing files in one

I want to generate the JavaDoc for my library excluding R and BuildConfig. The Generate JavaDoc... functionality from the Tools menu does not have the option to exclude files. How to create JavaDoc using Android Studio without R and and BuildConfig? Eric C. Black RocketSpock's answer is almost there, but not quite (as of this writing). I can't comment yet, so I'll describe the process I used to exclude R.java and BuildConfig.java from my Android library's Javadoc in Android Studio 1.2.2. There's basically an extra dialog that will come in very handy: Open menu option Tools --> Javadoc . Select