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Using a taglet with Javadoc in Netbeans

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问题 I've written a custom taglet, compiled it and am now trying to use it but keep getting a ClassNotFoundException when I try to run it with javadoc: javadoc: error - Error - Exception java.lang.ClassNotFoundException thrown while trying to register Taglet proj2.javadoc.CustomTaglet... In netbeans under the documentation I've specified the following arguments: -taglet proj2.javadoc.CustomTaglet -tagletpath c:\ I've put the class file in C:\ (for now at least) and I've triple checked the class

How to make inline taglets (which require com.sun) more cross-platform? Is there a non-Oracle/more-cross-platform javadoc parser?

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I'm writing a library that inserts already unit-tested example code (its source-code, output, and any input files) into JavaDoc, with lots of customization possibilities. The main way of using this library is with inline taglets, such as {@.codelet.and.out my.package.AGreatExample} {@.codelet my.package.AGreatExample} {@.file.textlet examples\doc-files\an_input_file.txt} {@.codelet.and.out my.package.AGreatExample%eliminateCommentBlocksAndPackageDecl()} Since custom taglets (and even doclets ) require com.sun , this means they're not nearly as cross platform as Java itself. (Not sure if this

How to make inline taglets (which require com.sun) more cross-platform? Is there a non-Oracle/more-cross-platform javadoc parser?

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问题 I'm writing a library that inserts already unit-tested example code (its source-code, output, and any input files) into JavaDoc, with lots of customization possibilities. The main way of using this library is with inline taglets, such as {@.codelet.and.out my.package.AGreatExample} {@.codelet my.package.AGreatExample} {@.file.textlet examples\doc-files\an_input_file.txt} {@.codelet.and.out my.package.AGreatExample%eliminateCommentBlocksAndPackageDecl()} Since custom taglets (and even doclets)