Hi,
I am looking for a documentation tool which generates Javadoc in HTML (+
UML schemas). But, the *ideal* tool would also generate a LaTeX document
with a TOC and all the source code.
Does such a tool exists ? If it does, where can I d/l it ?
Thanks in advance,
Henry
PS: this is a repost from cljp, but as I had no answer on that NG, I
supposed I posted in the wrong NG. Sorry for the duplicated post.
Karthik - 21 May 2004 18:53 GMT
> Hi,
>
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> PS: this is a repost from cljp, but as I had no answer on that NG, I
> supposed I posted in the wrong NG. Sorry for the duplicated post.
Check out doxygen - www.doxygen.org .

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Myrilath - 22 May 2004 02:30 GMT
> Check out doxygen - www.doxygen.org .
Just what I was going to suggest :)
I haven't used it much but I remember reading about it and LaTeX in its
documentation. From memory it seems to be able to document in just about any
way you want.
Raymond
Renni Lehtonen - 22 May 2004 22:02 GMT
> I am looking for a documentation tool which generates Javadoc in HTML (+
That first demand seems a little bit bizarre since javadoc IS html.
That and dtdDOC has worked well for me so far. Easy to put all
those docs (and UML's as done by the tool) all in one place inside
my delivery packet.
-Renni
Jussi Jumppanen - 25 May 2004 20:50 GMT
> I am looking for a documentation tool which generates Javadoc
> in HTML (+ UML schemas). But, the *ideal* tool would also generate
> a LaTeX document with a TOC and all the source code.
>
> Does such a tool exists ? If it does, where can I d/l it ?
Take a look at Doxygen:
http://www.doxygen.org
It can produce documentation in HtmlHelp (CHM), RTF, PostScript,
PDF, HTML and Unix man page formats.
And if you are running windows you may want have a look at:
http://www.zeusedit.com/zoxygen.html
zOxygen Windows wizard that wraps Doxygena and takes as it's
input an XML file that describes the files that make up the
project.