I am facing some kind of problem right now. I am looking for a very light javadoc scanner something in the direction of QDox or xjavadoc which is able to work with java 1.5 sources. I have checked the QDox mailing lists and I couldn't find any references to the roadmap to 1.5 and the project is from quite a while on version 1.5 (it is indeed stable [smile/]). Unfortunately the same I can tell about xjavadoc.
Why on the earth is it necessary for such an easy question to go and check out the sources and start from there???
Are there any other solutions for this? Please drop me a hint and you'll receive my gratitude.
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3 comments:
What is stopping you use the doclet API?
My requirements :-). I need a light one and moreover a small one. Doclet API is way to complicated for my needs.
I wrote most of xjavadoc while I was still active on XDoclet. xjavadoc used to have more features than QDox. However, xjavadoc's API is a lot more complex than QDox'. And xjavadoc is not even nearly as fast as QDox (although it is about 5 times faster than Javadoc).
I abandoned xjavadoc and joined QDox where I added a lot of the features that were in xjavadoc - without compromising QDox' simple API and extreme speed.
I'd definitely recommend QDox over xjavadoc. It's way way way better.
Aslak
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