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Working
with Java and XML documentation
One of the
ways to create documentation for your java code is to use the 'javadoc'
tool that comes along with your java SDK installation. Otherwise you can
use documentation tools available from a third party like AurigaDoc.
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This
tool is java-XML-XSL based. With this tool you can convert your documentation
into other formats like PDF, DHTML, FO, RTF, Java Help, and HTML Help.
This tool keeps a single source and uses XSL to convert the XML document
into other format using XSLT.
You can customize
the transformation by using your own customized XSL file. There is an
option to configure which XSL to use for the transformation. You can call
this AurigaDoc tool from within your java classes or invoke it in command
line.
Using the
javadoc tool is very simple you have to write your documentation comments
above the class or a field or constructor in a certain format. You have
to start your comments with "/**" and then finish it with "*/".
That's it. then you have to run the javadoc tool to generate the documentation.
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