problem about javadoc-Collection of common programming errors
Daniel Serodio
java documentation javadoc
What are your technical tips for writing great Javadoc?I’m looking for things beyond the standard “Explain the function well” content-based tips. We all know that! (right?)I’m interested in things like these:What tags should definitely be a part of one’s Javadoc, and which ones are not worth remembering? When do you use @see vs. {@link}? Is it always necessary to use @param for obvious parameters? How do you prevent the description of a method from re-iterating the @param and @return text? When
Joachim Sauer
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java netbeans javadoc
I’ve added a custom tag of @modifies in the build section of the properties as follows:-tag modifies:a:”This method modifies: “This only shows up when I click ‘generate javadoc’ not when I am looking at the method in netbeans where I get the window that shows me all of the parameters the method takes and the other javadoc stuff.EDIT: To be clear, this is not annotation related. Annotations are outside of the javadoc comment and are used at runtime and compile time, tags are only used by the java
Ramy Al Zuhouri
java linux javadoc
I am trying to generate the documentation of a project written in java 7. I have used things of java 7 like the try with resource statement, and when I try to generate the documentation of my project: javadoc -d mydocks truckingCompany(truckingCompany is the directory containing all java files) I get a lot of syntax errors.If I try to compile the project using javac 1.7 I don’t get all these errors.So I’m pretty sure that these errors are dued to the fact that javadoc is still using the version
Bernardo Cunha
java parsing javadoc doclet
Is there a somethign I can use to parse JavaDoc, such that I can operate on it through the standard Doclet interfaces at runtime? http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/jdk/api/javadoc/doclet/com/sun/javadoc/package-summary.html (so, essentially the reverse operation of a Doclet ^^v)I understand that it would be impossible to write a parser for every Javadoc (since this can be an arbitrary documentation format), but I’d be curious to know if there was somethign like that for the Standard Doclet.
Alexis Pigeon
java eclipse javadoc
I am using Eclipse, and say I am interested in the StreamTokenizer class, I’d like to be able to see something like this from inside Eclipse, without internet connection. How do I do that?
JamesA
grails maven intellij-idea javadoc
How do I attach source and javadoc to libraries in IntelliJ IDEA that are linked automatically by Grails dependency resolution and are not explicitly listed in the IDEA project settings?For example in BuildConfig.groovy:grails.project.dependency.resolution = {repositories {mavenRepo “http://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/releases/”}dependencies {runtime ‘org.elasticsearch:elasticsearch:0.17.7’} }Is there a method to have IDEA automatically pick up the source and javadoc from the Maven rep
HDave
annotations javadoc
I really like the way Eclipse has pop-up Javadoc documentation for the various Java library classes I use. However, I also use JPA and JAXB annotations such as @Entity and @XMLType. Eclipse recognises these as valid because I can hit ctrl-space and they pop-up. I also get Javadoc for javax classes.But there is no Javadoc for these annotations…it just reports that Javadoc could not be found.I’ve downloaded the javadoc, installed it on my system and associated with all the JARs in my Java6 sy
eitama
java javadoc
I’m looking for a way to fetch all the javadoc for all methods with a specific Annotation, at runtime. I’m going to use this javadoc to display details about these methods in a custom made UI.These methods are later used for testing, they will be invoked in an unknown order, determined by the user – I wish to let the user see the javadoc without having to browse the sources.Yes, I have the sources and can use them to achieve the goal.The best way I thought about doing this is maintaining a separ
g2d
java exception javadoc
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(“”); }
Mazzy
java linux jvm javadoc
I’m running on ubuntu 12.04 and when I put in the terminal java -version I got this message:java version “1.7.0_05” Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_05-b05) Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 23.1-b03, mixed mode)but despite that, if I put in the terminal javadoc I receive a message as it isn’t installed in my machine.
Piperoman
java comments javadoc documentation-generation
My java code has been commented using /** structure for each function. So i want to generate all documentation automatically using:Project > Generate javadocBut by default, on eclipse javadoc is not installed. I have readed many tutorial but don`t are working for me.The problem is, i don’t know what Javadoc command i must use on linux. In windows i must look for the javadoc.exeSomeone know the steps to do it?Thanks in advance.EDIT 1: SOLUTION Installing on ubuntu:sudo apt-get install openjdk-
Travis Webb
java javadoc pass-by-reference
Suppose I have a method foo that is defined thus:void foo(MyObject a, MyObject b) {a.set(1);b.set(2); }and I might call foo like so:MyObject a = new MyObject(); MyObject b = new MyObject(); foo(a, b);So I am “returning” from this function via passing the arguments by reference. How to I write the Javadocs for this?
leeand00
grails documentation javadoc dynamic-method
I’m familiar with the concept that dynamic methods are added via AOP to domain objects in Grails. But since they’re dynamic, how is it that you find the documentation to them? It wouldn’t be obvious where to look for the documentation for these methods even if I knew what Interceptor classes might apply the methods to the domain objects…
Vapen
java javadoc
Is it possible to programmatically generate JavaDoc files by passing in a class? If so how?
ammoQ
grails documentation javadoc documentation-generation
The documentation created by running grails doc is not completely satisfactory in my eyes. For example, actions in controllers appear as properties in the documentation, though I would wish to have an extra section to separate actions from actual properties (Strings etc.).Are there any tools that operate on JavaDoc-like comments and generate better output for Grails projects? It should be either Grails-aware (i.e. understands that closures in controllers are actually actions) or allow explicit t
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java intellij-idea javadoc author
Can anyone help with this issue? When I try to generate javadoc, tag @author ignores. All other tags is fine.And may by some one can say, how to create tag which will put a new date in javadoc when recompile file? I use Intellij Idea.(sorry for bad English)Here console log : Loading source files for package ua.com.softlab.runtime.compiler.cfm… Loading source files for package ua.com.softlab.runtime.compiler.resource… Loading source files for package ua.com.softlab.runtime.compiler… Loading
16 revsPekka ?
java php documentation javadoc phpdoc
I have several finished, older PHP projects with a lot of includes that I would like to document in javadoc/phpDocumentor style. While working through each file manually and being forced to do a code review alongside the documenting would be the best thing, I am, simply out of time constraints, interested in tools to help me automate the task as much as possible. The tool I am thinking about would ideally have the following features:Parse a PHP project tree and tell me where there are undocument
Yajli Maclo
java oop runtime javadoc
Its easy to get a method Name of a Class at run time BUT How i can get a JavaDoc of a method at run time ? As the following example Our Class that include JavaDoc of our target method public class MyClass {/*** * @param x value of ….* @return result of ….*/public String myMethod(int x) {return “any value”;}}Our Class that has a main method public class TestJava {public static void main(String[] args) {// get Class method Name at run timeString methodName = MyClass.class.getMethods()[0]
tapioco123
grails javadoc
There is a way to create javadoc for a grails project? (It makes sense?)
Ed King
version javadoc
Is there a neat way of getting the Javadoc @version at runtime?I have an “overview.html” file that contains the application version that I would like to print onto the GUI that’s part of the application. I could just read this file and extract it that way, but I’m wondering if there’s a smarter way to do it?
Andrew Thompson
java command-line executable javadoc runtime.exec
I am attempting to programmatically generate javadocs via an instance of Runtime through the exec() method by passing in the commands necessary to generate javadocs. First of all I am unfamiliar with creating javadocs via the command line and second I am unfamiliar with the exec() method from Runtime. As a test I was able to execute executables compiled from C# classes through the exec() command but was not able to do so with executables compiled from C++ classes, what is causing this behavior?
Jason S
java reflection javadoc
Is there any way to access Javadoc information via reflection, the way annotations can be retained at runtime?If not, how does Eclipse access the javadoc for .jar files?
Samuel Gong
java applet activex javadoc
I write an applet class in STS 3.2.0. In order to test the applet conveniently I add a tag in the class’s javadoc comment like this: /*** <applet code=”jse.applet.SimpleApplet” width=”200″ height=”60″>* </applet>* @author samuel gong**/ public class SimpleApplet extends Applet { … }Everything is ok until I move the mouse over the class name SimpleApplet. The supposed javadoc panel doesn’t show instead a dialog window opens and tells me that a problem about ActiveX control occurre
Daniel Pryden
java maven javadoc maven-javadoc-plugin
Summary:I’ve run into an interesting problem, and I’m not quite sure how to sleuth it:Our project has been building fine for months I changed the maven-compiler-plugin to use the eclipse compiler instead of javac Now when I run mvn site, maven-javadoc-plugin fails According to the stack trace, it appears the Javadoc tool is crashing on a class file created by the Eclipse compilerIs there any way to fix this? If not, is there at least any way to debug it further?Full details:I’m using Java 1.6.0
Mr. Ubin
javascript javadoc google-closure google-closure-compiler
I’m seeing this in particular when using the jQuery-1.4.3 externs file. The javadocs for that reads /*** @param {(string|number|function(number,number))=} arg1* @return {(number|jQueryObject)}* @nosideeffects*/ jQueryObject.prototype.width = function(arg1) {};I have a call that looks like this:var w = $(window).width();$(‘#whatever’).width(w)Closure complains: WARNING – actual parameter 1 of jQueryObject.prototype.height does not match formal parameter found : (jQueryObject|null|number) requ
x20mar
java jax-ws javadoc
I have a client jar from a piece of software that I develop, however when someone comes to use the client jar, they often find that the arguments for the method are undefined so they look like:method(arg0, arg1, arg2,…)This results in them having to look at the javadocs to see what they are meant to pass through. IS there anyway for updating the client so it looks nicer like:method(String name, int age, String address,…)Thanks
user2253005
java eclipse javadoc
Im using eclipse and i generated javadoc with it, but when i open index.html this is all i get. Generated Documentation (Untitled) targetPage = “” + window.location.search; if (targetPage != “” && targetPage != “undefined”) targetPage = targetPage.substring(1); if (targetPage.indexOf(“:”) != -1) targetPage = “undefined”; function loadFrames() { if (targetPage != “” && targetPage != “undefined”) top.classFrame.location = top.targetPage; }I tried to do it from the command line to
IAmYourFaja
java ant javadoc doclet
This might be a doclet-implementation-specific question, but I believe its really a JavaDoc configuration issue I’m dealing with here.I’m trying to get the yDoc UML Doclet to work so that it will generate UML diagrams for my Java app as part of the Ant build. I downloaded the project (community edition) and have tried adapting their build-sample.xml but can’t quite get it to work.Here’s my project directory structure:MyProject/src/main/java/<All the Java sources I want documented and diagramm
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