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问题 I have an Android Maven project using maven-eclipse-plugin and android-maven-plugin. Since it grabs the jars and javadocs from Maven Central (which are stubbed), I would like to instead link back to the javadocs in the Android SDK folder. I have tried two things Packaging the $ANDROID_HOME/docs/reference folder into a Jar, and then manually installing that as the Javadocs for Android 2.2.1 in Maven using mvn install:install-file . Manually defining the javadoc location of the android-2.2.1

问题 I have an Android Maven project using maven-eclipse-plugin and android-maven-plugin. Since it grabs the jars and javadocs from Maven Central (which are stubbed), I would like to instead link back to the javadocs in the Android SDK folder. I have tried two things Packaging the $ANDROID_HOME/docs/reference folder into a Jar, and then manually installing that as the Javadocs for Android 2.2.1 in Maven using mvn install:install-file . Manually defining the javadoc location of the android-2.2.1

问题 I have a project with two generic parents: one for normal projects and one for modular projects (which extends the one for normal projects). My project uses the modular parent pom and overrides the javadoc:jar execution by setting <show>private</show> instead of the default public as configured in the generic parent pom for normal projects. However, the override is not honored, even though the effective-pom that it looks good to me. I've an reproducible example case of this on Github: https:/

问题 I need to keep in sync the @version tag of all class Javadocs in my project, as well as the @author tag. However I don't know an easy way to do this. Is there a plugin (preferably a maven plugin) that could accomplish this? And no, the maven-release plugin will not do this for me. 回答1: The way I use @version is, in conjunction with @since . IMHO, I think @version represents version of software when this class was modified and @since represents the version of the software when this file/class

问题 I'm referring to the jar with the Compiler Tree API, referred to here It can be found here but not for download. Maybe I could download it from there with downthemall, but what are the alternatives? 回答1: The Javadoc for the tree API comes with the official JDK documentation. The JDK documentation can be downloaded from: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html#docs Inside the downloaded ZIP, look in /jdk/api/javac/tree directory. 回答2: Prunge was right, but they have

问题 I am trying to run a simple doclet program, but I am not able to compile it. javac -cp /cygdrive/c/Progra~2/Java/jdk1.8.0_65/lib/tools.jar A.java But it throws A.java:1: error: package com.sun.javadoc does not exist import com.sun.javadoc.ClassDoc; Where A.java is import com.sun.javadoc.ClassDoc; public class A { } I referred it from http://download.java.net/jdk7u2/docs/technotes/guides/javadoc/doclet/overview.html I know that I am doing a simple mistake but I ma not able to figure it out.

问题 I had a problem with finding Java docs in Eclipse. I seem to have fixed the problem, but I'm posting this for two reasons: I would like to know why I had the problem in the first place and perhaps my method of fixing it might be useful to someone else having a similar problem. I created a simple Java project in Eclipse (Helios on Windows 7) and selected the JavaSE-1.6 JRE. Then I created a source file and imported java.util.GregorianCalendar. When I hovered over GregorianCalendar , I was

问题 First of all, this is not a duplicate question. This question is inspired by the comment on this post. I know how to do Javadoc comments in Android Studio. And I am able to link java files using @link like this: {@link FileName#methodName()} some text to display but I am not able to figure out a way to link build.gradle file in the comments. The reason why I need this that we are storing buildConfigField in the Gradle file like this: buildTypes.each { it.buildConfigField('int', 'LANGUAGE

问题 Doxygen can generate class diagrams with graphiz. For example: class A {...}; class B extends A {...}; From this code I can generate a picture where doxygen can show that one class it the parent of an other. But is there a way to generate a picture from code with manual references between classes? For example when I describe DB scheme and use contract classes (http://developer.android.com/training/basics/data-storage/databases.html#DefineContract) I want to perform smth like this: class

问题 I've got one really big .java class file that has a lot of members. How do I create HTML documentation for this so it shows me the members in order of appearance, without sorting by member type? (methods, constants and variables) For example if my Java code is: private int typeOfAction_1; // notice the order: 1,2,3.. public void startAction_2(){ } private int jobtype_3; private int jobcount_4; private void doJob_5(){ } public void haltAction_6(){ } Javadoc orders members in alphabetical order