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NX: How to use javadoc

 
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In the root directory, how to use javadoc so that all documents for all the code in this directory or sub-dirctory are generated and placed in a specific directory???
 
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Hi HaoZhe,
I think the -d (for destination) and -sourcepath are the switches to the javadoc command that you should consider. "-d" specifies where the javadoc output will be place, while "-sourcepath" specifies where the source code comes from.
You might find this thread helpful: Topic: NX: javadoc problem with assert keyword
Hope this helps,
George
 
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