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XmlDoclet is a JavaDoc doclet that outputs the source code structure of the packages, classes etc. in XML format. Later, the XML data may easily be processed by standard tools such as XSLT to produce HTML, PDF, dot graphs etc. Technically, this is done by wrapping the class and interfaces of the com.sun.javadoc packages into JAXB annotated classes, which allows for an easy serialization.

This is a javadoc doclet which produces PDF output for a given Java API, using another SourceForge project, "iText". It requires nothing more than some JAR files for creating PDF files. Forget about all the fuss of having to create MIF output first

collection of various libraries (javadoc and velocity, sqlpipe) and ant tasks (multi-part http post, xpath, javadoc, certificates handling, sql, xml) and more

The PublishedApiDoclet is a javadoc doclet, that acts as a filter in font of a second doclet, that generates output. It selects the methods, fields, classes and packages to be documented using arbitrary tags (i.e. @pad.include-tag or @exclude-tag).

Normalizes Java source code to a clean structured format, customizable through the Sourclet API. Auto-generates Javadoc comments using semantic information from identifier names. Converts Java source code to XJava XML and back.

With dp4j.jar in your project classpath you directly access private members in your tests, w/o Reflection API boilerplate code; It also generates Design Patterns code and compile-time validates implementations. And Compiler & Co work for you again!

maven-javafxdoc-plugin: A maven plugin for generating javafxdocs for JavaFX projects, based on the Maven Javadoc Plugin.

JDiff is a Javadoc doclet which emits an HTML report of all the packages, classes, methods, and so on, which are different (the "diff" part) when two Java APIs are compared. Great for reporting what has changed between two releases of your product.

autoj is an automated build system for Java based on autoconf, make, bash and some other GNU tools. If your project follows some simple guidelines autoj can: set the CLASSPATH, compile, build JavaDoc, build jar, build tar.gz, start your project, ...

The javadoc builder is an eclipse plugin to integrate xdoclet-style functionallity into eclipse IDE. The javadoc builder is extemly faster than XD+ant/maven and is totally integrated into the IDE making it easy to use and deploy your own generators.

Maven DocCheck Plug-in is a report-type plugin for Apache Maven. It will add a report on missing and corrupt javadoc comments using the Sun Doc Check Doclet.

Javadoc2Help is a java based command line tool for converting the javadoc generated html output to Java Help, HTML Help(chm) and Oracle Help for Java(OHJ)

A set of JavaDoc Taglets for use with JavaDoc tool for Java 1.4. The library aims to be a free collection of useful taglets that may aid development organisations enhance their java documentation.

The BeanFactory Tool is a two-way GUI frontend plugin for editing javadoc custom doclets, such as XDoclet. It is build on a general Doclet editing layer running on Netbeans, JBuilder and Eclipse.

Tasklist Doclet is a custom javadoc Doclet that creates XML tasklist reports and ships with XSL files to transform reports to HTML documents.

Extracts information about jsp pages for use by developers. Integrates with regular javadoc documentation for .java files.

Doclet that produces XML as output. This allows you to use XSLT to customize the look and feel of your Javadoc output. You no longer need to write a doclet for that.

The aim of Capradoc si to provide developers (mainly web developers) a tool for the autodocumentation of project similar to javadoc but usable with JSP, HTML , ASP.. and other file formats.

See http://sourceforge.net/projects/javadiff for Downloads. JDiff is a JavaDoc doclet which emits an HTML report of all the packages, classes, methods, and so on, which are different (the "diff" part) when two Java APIs are compared. Great for reporti

classdoc is a Java reverse engineering API documentation generator based on the Java Doclet API. It generates javadoc-style HTML files or other documentation formats without source code from compiled .class/.jar files ONLY.