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Javadoc and Jar
of ADO Java Tools

1,javadoc


annotation Mark/**/* Format


such as:


/**


*title:killer class <br>


* @author Killer


* @version 1.00


*/


where <br> indicates a line break, but a @ flag wraps automatically


down the killer construction method annotation


/**


* This is the Killer class constructor


* @param name Killer


*/


@param < parameter name >< parameter description >


Use instructions:


javadoc-d Killer-version-author Killer.java


-D is used to indicate that it follows the location where the file is stored


-version and-author documentation require adding version information and author information


also has a comment on which line to annotate so that the annotation text starts on its first line.


private annotations are generally not published because it concerns the internal structure of your class but you can add-private parameters if you want to publish


2,jar


1.jar CF Test.jar Test


generates Test.jar files in the current directory, overwriting it if already exists


-C Create a new document-F Specify document name test to operate on the test folder


2.jar TF Test.jar


Lists all directories and file names for Test.jar files only


3.jar XF Test.jar


unzip Test.jar files to the current directory


4. Attention to problems


If the directory is as follows:


+----C


+----Myjava


+----Test1


+----Test1.class


+----Test2


+----Test2.class


need to compress them into Myjava.jar


run C:>jar cvf myjava.jar myjava/*


will get the directory structure as follows Myjava/myjava


obviously not we want the result and we can't use it properly


Correction Method


C:\myjava>jar CVF Myjava.jar *