Guidance required for javadoc

[Devu Shah]

1. when i generate doc files by javadoc command i get warning messages for not including @serial tag for the default serialisable fields.
I tried a lot of ways but cant get rid of the problem could anyone tell me the solution ?
2. do we have to generate javadocs for all the diff packages we have created i.e in my case client,server,db

3. do we have to make seperate packages for source and class files or they have to be packed in the same package with their respective java files.
In my case i use the db package for both server and client that means i have to duplicate the same thing two times for both the package?

Please kindly give me clear guidelines.

[SMK Reddy]

For your 2 question,
in Deliverables bullet 3: "You must provide HTML/Javadoc documentation for all classes, whether supplied, modified, or new."
For your 3 Question
in my case, I have packaged source and class files together in each package
Regards
SMK Reddy

[Kevin Yip]

Regarding packing the "supplied, modified, or new" sources or classes:
Would somebody advise whether we should separate the 3 types in 3 directories or just mixing together in a single directory is fine?

[Catherine McManus]

Kevin
I am providing a classes directory containing the required class files. I am not separating out "supplied, modified, or new" but just putting them where they need to be to run the programs.
And I am providing a source directory containing the source with the same structure as the directory containing the classes.
I think this does not break the requirements which were not specific as to where to actually put the files.
Catherine

[Akanimo Udoh]

Kevin,
Catherine's correct. Your source and compiled files should just be a submission of the current working set of files for your program. No need to divide them up separately and duplicate files. The current working set will contain the unmodified files, as well as your new and the modified files, which is what is required.
Akanimo.