JBUILDER2005 create a document to create a development document

Although you can switch to the corresponding Javadoc document in the Doc view page code of the content pane immediately after you write a comment in the Java file, the document generated in the Doc view page is only an incomplete "template." First, there is no navigation tree, followed by no links to @see or @link associated content. So you can think of the Javadoc document in the Doc view page as a preview of Javadoc's final version.

To produce a complete Javadoc document for the project, you must pass the Javadoc Wizard, in which we use the Javadoc Wizard to create a complete Javadoc document for the Javadoc project.

1. file->new...->build-> Double-click the Javadoc icon to eject the wizard that created Javadoc, as shown in the following illustration:

Figure 23 Selecting the available Doclet

The Doclet name contains two options, namely, Standard Doclet and JDK 1.1 Doclet. Standard Doclet will create Javadoc documents in a format that is above JDK 1.3, and many settings options will not be available if JDK 1.1 Doclet are selected.

Here, we accept the default standard Doclet option, press next to next.

Attention:

JDK 1.4 and JDK5.0 do not provide support for JDK 1.1 doclet, so if your project JDK is JDK 1.4 or JDK5.0, you will get the following error message when you use JDK 1.1 doclet to create Javadoc documents:

JDK 1.1 Doclet:cannot Find Doclet Com.sun.tools.doclets.oneone.OneOne

On the class path. Check available in the JDK configured to is used.

2. Specify the Javadoc section naming and creating options

Figure 24 Specifying the section name and creation options

· Name:stand Doclet, after completing this wizard, creates a node in the Engineering pane resource tree that represents the project's Javadoc documentation, which sets the name of the node.

· Output directory of Directory:d:/javadoc/doc,javadoc files. Accept this default setting.