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javadoc is supposed to extract the comments from the sourse code.
I have placed comments like/**......*/ in my code.While creating javadoc i m not getting back these coments in HTML file
I dont know why?
Ajit
 
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Hi Ajit,
Are you documenting the code using this command,
javadoc [-author] [-d docDirectory] Filename.java
Vanitha.
 
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Why don't you show us a sample?
 
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Ya vanitha ...i m doing the same..
 
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Originally posted by Ajit Kanada:
Ya vanitha ...i m doing the same..



Hi Ajith,
Can you post the code? May be we can find what's wrong?
At the starting of the file,
/**
description of the class
@author
@version
*/
for the public methods and constructors
/**
description of the method
@param
@param
@return(if the method returns something)
*/
you can use @see & @link to link another methods or class.
I haven't used @link.
This is what I do .
Vanitha
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