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I've ran out of time I can resonably spend on this project, as I'm in the middle of moving cities, so I'm submitting. Which leads me to a question about javadoc..
When I run java doc I get the directory structure


javadoc --- suncertify - db
javadoc --- suncertify - gui
javadoc --- suncertify - rmiconnection


In the javadoc directory I have various helpfull HTML files containing lists of methods etc + a package list file and a stylesheet file.
Why are these two files required and should I submit them ?

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Tony
[ September 17, 2003: Message edited by: Tony Collins ]
[ September 17, 2003: Message edited by: Tony Collins ]
 
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Hi Tony
I think the package list file is used by the -link and -linkoffline command line options. The other file is a stylesheet determining the look and feel of the pages created by the Javadoc tool. You should submit them both - your generated HTML pages all rely on the stylesheet to tell them which colours, fonts, etc. to use.
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