I've noticed that AL2 license headers for Apache NetBeans in Java source code files start with the Javadoc introducer, i.e. "/**" rather than just "/*". Even on .c and .h files this is the case.
I've checked how the IDE itself does it on a fresh project where you ask it to apply some type of license header: It will - correctly - start with "/*", not "/**". I've also looked around how other projects do it, for example the JDK itself : all examples I've found use "/*". It was also only a "/*" back in Hg days. By starting the license header with "/**" we are telling the Javadoc parser that this is something it should pay attention to. Luckily on a standard class source file, Javadoc will ignore such comment because it comes before the package declaration. On a package-info file it won't be ignored, unless another Javadoc entry follows it. It may be minor, but I think it should be fixed. Better now than later. Opinions on this?
