I knew someone out there would know of a better tool! Thanks, I'll check
it out.
thanks, aaron
At 09:18 PM 8/23/2005, you wrote:
Hey Aaron,
I would recommend the Doxygen tool for supporting Java 5 code. I used
this tool on the Truss code (which was in C/C++), but I have also
generated docs for Java 5 code. I think its output really looks good.
The Doxygen project is open source and on Sourceforge and the link to its
main page is:
http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/
Doxygen was designed for Java, C and C++ documentation. It also creates
UML diagrams as an option.
You can check out the Doxygen documentation for the Truss code here:
http://csdl.ics.hawaii.edu/Research/Truss/doc/html/index.html
Good luck,
Mike
Aaron Akihisa Kagawa wrote:
Hey Guys,
Hey Guys,
It appears that the corrent version of java2html (that was downloaded
from <http://www.java2html.com/> doesn't support the new Java 5 syntax.
I did some googling and found another java2html project
<http://www.java2html.de/> that doesn't depend on a "strict grammar" and
seems to be working for Java 5 syntax.
On the other hand, the java2html.com version provides a better report.
java2html.de just converts the files to html and doesn't provide a nice
report.
Anyway, I was wondering what direction we want to go. I seem to like
java2html.com better but the last changes were made in May 2003. So, its
seems like we will have to move on.
Does any one know of any other HTML browsable Java converters that are
better and work with Java 5?
thanks, aaron
