regarding the recent classpath/versioned jars/dependencies discussion:
the jakarta apache project is working on a solution to this, a CPAN-like
system for java called JJAR. they have a simple working prototype. it
is still in the early stages of development. since debian folk are probably
the world
doxygen can also generate very nice documentation from java src
with javadoc comments. in fact, i prefer its output to javadoc.
you can even include hyperlinked source excerpts in the docs,
which is *very* nice.
doxygen is in unstable and maybe testing, i think.
Stefan wrote:
||| Takashi Okamoto
Hmmm...I haven't had any problems with HTML in documentation
blocks...but I don't know if I've specifically used .
Are you sure that you have it configured for Java-style
documentation? It also can be used for C++ styles, so maybe
it is misinterpreting the documentation blocks.
Or maybe you found
regarding the recent classpath/versioned jars/dependencies discussion:
the jakarta apache project is working on a solution to this, a CPAN-like
system for java called JJAR. they have a simple working prototype. it
is still in the early stages of development. since debian folk are probably
the wor
doxygen can also generate very nice documentation from java src
with javadoc comments. in fact, i prefer its output to javadoc.
you can even include hyperlinked source excerpts in the docs,
which is *very* nice.
doxygen is in unstable and maybe testing, i think.
Stefan wrote:
||| Takashi Okamot
Hmmm...I haven't had any problems with HTML in documentation
blocks...but I don't know if I've specifically used .
Are you sure that you have it configured for Java-style
documentation? It also can be used for C++ styles, so maybe
it is misinterpreting the documentation blocks.
Or maybe you foun
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