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It's been a while since I have generated JavaDocs, and I'm sure the options have improved in the last 10 years or so.

Can I get some suggestions of a generator that will output JavaDocs similar to the .Net document structure, ie. this structure.

You'll notice that we're not concerned in seeing all the inherited methods and events are, only what is actually implemented for this particular class.

In addition to this, I recall being able to add document compiler directives to add, say an image, etc., if that directive exists - useful for indicating platform-specific methods/classes/events.

Thank you.

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  • This question is tagged .NET but you want to create documentation for java, right? – Magnus Sep 12 '11 at 19:21
  • Right, but I wanted some of the same structure as the .Net docs. I've removed the .Net reference. Thanks for he heads up. – ElHaix Sep 12 '11 at 19:44

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NDoclet generates msdn style documentation.

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  • So far it looks good. However, the issue I've had with the JavaDoc generation is that it shows you all inherited methods from parent classes, and is implementation agnostic... methods not implemented for a class still show up. Can this be limited using NDoclet? – ElHaix Sep 12 '11 at 20:52