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What is @(#)classname.java in Java Header?

 
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Anyone have any idea what is the @(#) means?

Also does anyone knows how to do the escape character for # in Eclipse JAutodoc plugin?
 
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Never heard of it, sorry.

That sounds too complicated for the beginners' forum; I shall move you. I'll try the IDEs forum first, where you should get help about the Eclipse problem.
 
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I think that this is part of Sun's internal source management process actually, and doesn't have any special meaning to anyone not using their in-house tools and procedures.
 
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