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DocWiz: The JavaDoc Documentation Tool GUI tool that allows you to add JavaDoc comments to your source code easily. With DocWiz, there's no need to tediously hand-format tags and comment structures for each method. [Open Source, GPL] Java2html Converts Java source code and other languages into syntax-highlighted HTML. Can also integrate Java source code with JavaDoc documentation. [Freeware] WoodenChair Utility+ Javadoc authoring and namespace management. Fully integrated with popular IDE's including IBM VisualAge, Symantec VisualCafe, Inprise JBuilder, Microsoft Visual J++, standalone JDK version also available. JavadocExpress A GUI for the Javadoc utility. [Commercial] Helen A JavaHelp authoring tool used for creating and editing online helps; with included wizard, WYSIWYG preview, import of helpsets, export to JAR. [Shareware] Xdoclet An extended Javadoc Doclet engine. It's a generic Java tool that lets create custom Javadoc @tags and based on those @tags generate source code or other files (such as xml-ish deployment descriptors) using a template engine it provides. [Open source, BSD license] XDoclet FAQ FAQ Manager is guru Ara Abrahamian. Doc2Java Converts JavaDoc HTML into Java source code for stub classes. Used as a starting point to implement an API. [Open source] Doc2Java A code generator, which creates Java source files from JavaDoc files. Setter- and getter-methods as well as variables will be created automatically. The documentation itself will also be copied into the source-files. [Open source, LGPL] |
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