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Announcing Doclipse

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#Java

I am happy to announce the first version of Doclipse, an Eclipse plug-in to help you write Java source files with Javadoc tags, either for documentation purposes or to be processed by a tool such as EJBGen or XDoclet.

Once you have installed Doclipse, you can add your own definition files for JavaDoc tags and they become available immediately in the editor.

Check out the Doclipse home page for more details.

Comments (10)

Steve

This seems like a great plug-in but I can't get it to work with external files. I'm using Eclipse 3.0-RC2. When I'm specifying a directory read from nothing happens. Any ideas?

loki

Great stuff. Thanks Cedric. Simple but _very_ useful. Any chance of having it "full-featured" for Eclipse 2.1 ? I just gave it a try with 2.1.3 but it doesn't show up the the Preferences - although it works properly in the Java Editor ;-)

Cedric

Steve, can you send me the XML file you are trying to use? The XML parsing is very basic at this point so it might not validate and silently fail.

Euxx

<strong>Working with JavaDoc-driven class metadata in Eclipse.</strong> Cedric have implemented Doclipse , an Eclipse plugin for JavaDoc tags. It have a nicely looking UI (especially preferences page), however it has very limited use, because right now it can only distinguish between class and method JavaDoc tags. Pret

Thierry

Thx Cedric. Very usefull indeed. http://jyperion.com/

Frank Bolander

What are the differences between Jboss-IDE and Doclipse?

sandeep

Hi there I was trying to use the doclipse with wsad 5.1.1 but it is not showing up any workarounds or suggestions... Thaks Sandeep

Esben

Hi, I've installed Doclipse, but how do I get javadoc running within eclipse to recognize the new tags that I add? I get code-completion and the lot on the new tags but when running javadoc I get warnings that they are not recognized? - Esben

Esben Toftdahl

Hi, I've installed Doclipse, but how do I get javadoc running within eclipse to recognize the new tags that I add? I get code-completion and the lot on the new tags but when running javadoc I get warnings that they are not recognized? - Esben

Luke

I've installed Doclipse, but how do I get javadoc running within eclipse to recognize the new tags that I add? I get code-completion and the lot on the new tags but when running javadoc I get warnings that they are not recognized?