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Can anyone tell me why this won't show in JavaDoc?

/**
* Lets the user know what event has been triggered.
*
* @param num
* @param complement
*/
SampleEvent(int num, String string){
}
 
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Is any of it showing ?
Have you got other javadoc comments in the same file that are showing and it is just this one that isn't or is nothing showing ?
If nothing from this file is showing, is anything from your other files (assuming you have any) showing ?
How are you generating the javadoc ?
 
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What access level have you got on that method. Often Javadoc only shows public and protected class members. More about the Javadoc tool here.
 
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Originally posted by Campbell Ritchie:
What access level have you got on that method. Often Javadoc only shows public and protected class members. More about the Javadoc tool here.



Oh, I see. Thank you, this is exactly the answer I was looking for.
 
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Originally posted by Peg Jennings:


Oh, I see. Thank you, this is exactly the answer I was looking for.

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