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问题 The exception Eclipse is raising every time I try to load javadoc (in this case, for the String class) from the Java library is pasted below. However, if I try to hover-to-load javadoc I've written myself, it works fine! This issue sort-of became a reality overnight, so I'm quite flabbergasted - one might say - as to why it is happening. Java Model Exception: Java Model Status [Unknown javadoc format for String {key=Ljava/lang/String;} [in String.class [in java.lang [in C:\Program Files (x86)

问题 The exception Eclipse is raising every time I try to load javadoc (in this case, for the String class) from the Java library is pasted below. However, if I try to hover-to-load javadoc I've written myself, it works fine! This issue sort-of became a reality overnight, so I'm quite flabbergasted - one might say - as to why it is happening. Java Model Exception: Java Model Status [Unknown javadoc format for String {key=Ljava/lang/String;} [in String.class [in java.lang [in C:\Program Files (x86)

问题 I have written a method which should only be called on a particular thread. Is there a standard annotation or note which should be added to the method's javadoc to denote this? 回答1: Don't know of any such standard annotations. Java Concurrency in Practice deals with the question in its section 4.5: Documenting Synchronization Policies . A few hints which hopefully help you make your documentation clear and useful: At the very least, document the thread safety guarantees made by a class. Is it

问题 Does Visual Studio have an option to generate html documentation for Javadoc-style comments? If so, what steps are necessary to accomplish this? In BlueJ there is an option to translate Javadoc-style comments into an html file. Like the following picture shows for Java using BlueJ I want to do the same with Visual Studio : (source: time-tripper.com) 回答1: Do you actually mean JavaDoc, in Java? If so, I don't believe so - just use javadoc itself. Visual Studio doesn't really support Java. If

问题 I have a very specific problem about the method java.lang.Enum.values(). I would like to override its javadoc. Very precisely, the current javadoc for this is, after I created my own enum: public static MyClass.MyEnum[] values() ... This method may be used to iterate over the constants as follows: for (MyClass.MyEnum c : MyClass.MyEnum.values()) System.out.println(c); Returns: ... But in my company System.out calls are considered bad practice so I would like it not to be shown. My first try

问题 I am curious about if I should add throws ExceptionClass or not after the method's signature.(ExceptionClass extends RuntimeException) For instance: public void foo() // throws ExceptionClass { // ... throw new ExceptionClass(""); } 回答1: Ideally you don't need to add runtime exception in method's throws clause. Since you want the consumer of this method to be aware of chances that this method may throw exception , i would say use javadoc either. Below is example of how you should use : /** *

问题 I tried out the JavaFX tutorial for Netbeans with Maven and got it running without a problem. Maven found the artifacts, downloaded them, build the project and started it. But I get no code completion (Missing sources and Javadocs). I tried to download the sources and javadocs for the maven dependencies in Netbeans, but only the sources/javadocs for the wrapper artifacts (e.g. the empty javafx-controls-11) are available. But no sources are found for the actual implementation (e.g. javafx

问题 I am using a third party library, i have included into my project. It contains classes for the application, but no sources, or Javadoc. As expected, mouse-over imported object shows no javadoc. Note: This element neither has attached source nor attached Javadoc and hence no Javadoc could be found. After googling for a bit, i came across 3 versions of jars app.jar app-sources.jar app-javadoc.jar It appears and app-javadoc.jar contains nothing but html pages and app-sources contans nothing but

问题 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! 回答1: 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. 回答2: Yes. The documentation explains how to embed arbitrary images to javadoc documentation. If

问题 I have to build Javadoc from myCode.jar that contains both sources and class files. Can I do it without extracting the jar? According to http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5.0/docs/tooldocs/windows/javadoc.html#classpath I should be able to do so this way: C:\>javadoc -d docs -classpath myCode.jar net\kem\jmx\CacheManagerMBean.java However, I get the following error: javadoc: error - File not found: "net\kem\jmx\CacheManagerMBean.java" [search path for source files: [myCode.jar]] [search path for