Seperate javadoc for client and server

Hi Ranchers
1) Do we need to provide seperate javadoc for client and server
2) Do we need to provide seperate src.jar file for client and server where srcclient.jar will contain all the files related to client while srcserver.jar will contain src filed related to server.
Or only one src.jar will work
Amit

Amit,
No to both of your questions. I had all of my source files in one directory with a subdirectory under that for the original unmodified source files. When you run javadoc it will group everything into its proper package.
I got a 20/20 on documentation, but don't think you will loose points doing it your way.
Also I didnot have a src.jar. I had two executable jars, client.jar and server.jar. Then had those and all of my other files jarred into my final jar file for uploading.
Mike

Ditto to Mike's answer.

Mark

How do you make an executable jar?

You need to type a manifest file similar to this:

(I needed to add a final carriage return to get it to work in Windows).
Then create the jar file using the jar -cvfm command.

Thanks Mike and Mark
One more question please
Do we need to provide two copies of db.db in submission. One for local mode and other for network mode.
Or one db.db will work
In my case for server the user needs to pass the location of db.db
Also for client, if chooses the local mode he has to specify the location of db.db file
Do i really need 2 copies of db.db file
Amit

I didn't include two copies. Just the one db.db file.
Mark

I also only included one copy of the db.db file in my submission.
Mike