Thanks for that advice, Jon.
On 1/15/19 4:22 PM, Jonathan Gibbons wrote:
Rick,
I found your Derby documentation online with the module diagrams. Very
nice!
I don't know how much you have looked at how we insert the module
diagrams into the JDK API documentation, but we do it with a custom
Rick,
I found your Derby documentation online with the module diagrams. Very nice!
I don't know how much you have looked at how we insert the module
diagrams into the JDK API documentation, but we do it with a custom
taglet, which gives us the flexibility to vary the output. For example,
if t
Rick,
There is, temporarily, an option to javadoc called
--no-module-directories, which in JDK 11 will give you the same
directory layout as in JDK 9.
However, the layout in JDK 9 is bad insofar as like-named packages in
different modules will overwrite each other, and so, in time, the layou
I would appreciate your advice about the best practice for handling the
following problem.
The structure of the generated javadoc tree appears to have changed
substantially between Java 9 and Java 11. I noticed this because my
module descriptors include tags, which pull corresponding module