> How can i do that for a package? I tried the help (javadoc|more) which says
> c:\JDK1.3\javadoc packagename
> but this doesn't seem to work????
You need to be in the root source directory, and you may need your "bin"
in the classpath.
If the goal is:
c:\work\java\src\com\company\project1\FileA.java
c:\work\java\src\com\company\project2\FileB.java
c:\work\java\bin\com\company\project1\FileA.class
c:\work\java\bin\com\company\project2\FileB.class
c:\work\java\doc\index.html
c:\work\java\doc\com\company\project1\FileA.html
c:\work\java\doc\com\company\project2\FileB.html
"cd c:\work\java\src"
"c:\jdk1.3\bin\javadoc -d c:\work\java\doc com.company.project1 com.company.project2"
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