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javadoc problems
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Hi,
Do you mind elaborating what you mean by it doesn't work? Some possible reasons I could think of are that you have typed the wrong command or that you forgot to add 'codes' into your java program. (this is a must because the compiler is not so smart as in to know what the various methods are for and what the passed in variables meant)
Regards,
Leon If you need additional help, you can email to me at zaoliang@hotmail.com I don't guaranty that I will be able to solve your problems but I will try my best
Do you mind elaborating what you mean by it doesn't work? Some possible reasons I could think of are that you have typed the wrong command or that you forgot to add 'codes' into your java program. (this is a must because the compiler is not so smart as in to know what the various methods are for and what the passed in variables meant)
Regards,
Leon If you need additional help, you can email to me at zaoliang@hotmail.com I don't guaranty that I will be able to solve your problems but I will try my best
Firstly, are you pathed right? If you've been compiling java code then probably you are, but in the DOS prompt just type 'javadoc' and see what parameters it takes.
Secondly, cd into your root source code directory and enter:
javadoc <package name> <package name> -d <doc directory path>
It doesn't matter if you haven't enetered comments and codes into your source code yet as javadoc will generate pages with your classes and methods in, but uncommented.
Come back for more advice when that works.... My home ----> visit me for Java and Data Warehousing resources
Secondly, cd into your root source code directory and enter:
javadoc <package name> <package name> -d <doc directory path>
It doesn't matter if you haven't enetered comments and codes into your source code yet as javadoc will generate pages with your classes and methods in, but uncommented.
Come back for more advice when that works.... My home ----> visit me for Java and Data Warehousing resources
Here is sun's javadoc manual page:
and remember to use -private switch if you want to include also private methods and attributes.
and remember to use -private switch if you want to include also private methods and attributes.
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