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How to generate automatic UML in your Android project + eclipse with javadoc
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| How to generate UML in your Android project + eclipse with javadoc: | |
| First download apiviz from: https://code.google.com/p/apiviz/ | |
| 0. extract the zip, for example in y case I did: C:\Program Files\Java\apiviz-1.3.2.GA | |
| 1. Project -> Generate JavaDocRight-click on a Java project. | |
| 2. Choose the 'Use custom doclet' radio button. | |
| Enter 'org.jboss.apiviz.APIviz' in the 'Doclet name' field. | |
| In 'Doclet class path' field set the location of the jar. C:\Program Files\Java\apiviz-1.3.2.GA\jar\apiviz-1.3.2.GA.jar | |
| 3. Click the 'Next' button. (Do not click the 'Finish' button yet.) | |
| Specify '-d' and '-sourceclasspath' option explicitly in the 'Extra Javadoc options' area: | |
| -d /home/trustin/projectX/doc | |
| -sourceclasspath /home/trustin/projectX/bin/classes | |
| In my case: | |
| -d "C:\Users\me\Documents\ANDROID\myProject\doc" | |
| -sourceclasspath "C:\Users\me\Documents\ANDROID\myProject\bin\classes" | |
| Note if you have some problems with javadoc start, add to VM options the path of android-sdk jar: | |
| In my case: -bootclasspath "C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platforms\android-16\android.jar" |
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