API For Analyzing Javadoc
Feb 7, 2014
I've been tasked with checking over our product's javadocs. The product contains...I don't know how many hundred source files. I've began to notice a trend of similar small mistakes which I expect will be repeated throughout the entire product. So, in the spirit of developer's natural instinct to be efficiently lazy, I've started to wonder if there is an API out there which will allow me to run a quick check for common mistakes in our javadocs across the entire product.
Any API out there which can analyze javadocs? Ideally, I'd like to be able to write a quick and dirty program to recurse through the project structures and generate a small report on common mistakes in the javadocs (inconsistent phrasing, common capitalization issues, ect.). I can think of a couple ways of accomplishing this if I had an API which gave me access to a class's javadocs.
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Oct 22, 2014
Write a class TextAnalysis14 which reads a text file and allows some text mining(Analyzing). Concretely the program has to support
1. total the number of words,
2. checking whether a word is contained in the text,
3. finding the most frequent word, or words in case there are more than one.
A word is a non-empty string consisting of only of letters (a,. . . ,z,A,. . . ,Z), surrounded by blanks, punctuation, hyphenation, line start, or line end. The analysis is case-sensitive.
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Apr 29, 2014
There are few modules in our application whose performance degrade with time when 50-100 simultaneous users are working on them at a given instance.The memory allocations are taken care of to allow maximum data.My issue to where to start finding the root cause.
I am currenlty using JvisualVM for profiling and finding memory leaks..Do i need to Simualte 50-100 virtual users and start finding the memory leaks with JvisualVM or working with a single user would do ?
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Jul 22, 2014
I would like to add comments at each method (like purpose, input params, return params etc.,) and at class level.
Should I do manually? or Can I use javadoc to generate something stuff? The thing is it's not like we're going to code now most of the project work is done. So, need to add comments for existing code.
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May 15, 2007
Is it possible to generate a javadoc from .class files?
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Mar 17, 2014
In our product, we have many different of "roles". Some of these roles are defined in our dataload JSON and others are defined in our bootstrap SQL.
Throughout our code, we refer to specific roles by name. We want to provide some sort of documentation for these roles when we mention them in documentation, but we don't want to maintain multiple definitions/descriptions for these roles (ie: we don't want one for documentation and a separate one for execution).
Any way we can "expose" the role definitions to the documentation? The best thing I've got is adding some sort of "export script" to each generation of the javadocs, but I don't have a clue how, or if, that can even be done...
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