Brian Jones wrote: > Javadoc is a non-free tool, so installing and running it > systematically on a FSF server is not possible. Using one of the free > alternatives that exist or waiting for a working gjdoc is necessary.
Why not setup something like this using an early, perhaps incomplete version of gjdoc, TexInfo doclet and/or XML doclet and then iron out bugs and add missing functionality over time? One could wait with linking the docs into the main Classpath web pages, or add a warning message next to the link until the documentation quality is sufficient. That's release early - when more eyes look at the output, bugs or inadequacies will be spotted more quickly. What I'm going to do next is see that I can run gjdoc on the full Classpath source code with TexInfo doclet and/or the XML doclet together with the XSLT sheet - this goal is not far away. I'll then upload the output somewhere and post a link here so that you can judge the tools current state. After that, if the quality is sufficient for a primal online documentation site, we could move on and create the cron job. All that may take a couple of days, as I'm quiet occupied at the time, but I'll see that I get to this soon. --Julian _______________________________________________ Classpath mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/classpath
