> > >"John Keiser" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > >> No, protected classes *should* be in there. > >Non-public classes should not be shown. The JLS and corresponding >documentation comments (javadoc) specs only cover public classes. > >We have no need to see the APIs of Sun's internal classes. Without protected classes/fields/methods the inheritance will be complietly broken. Protected *must* be there.
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