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JAutodoc is an EclipsePlugin for automatically adding Javadoc and file headers to your source code. It is possible to define Velocity templates for Javadoc and file headers.
Wiki: https://github.com/mkesting/jautodoc/wiki
Source Code: https://github.com/mkesting/jautodoc/
Update Site: https://dl.bintray.com/mkesting/jautodoc/update/latest/
JS/UML is a plugin for the Eclipse IDE that reverse-engineers JavaScript code to a UML model which can then be used to generate documentation and other artifacts.
Texlipse is a plugin that adds Latex editing support for the popular Eclipse Java IDE. Key features include: syntax highlight, command completion, bibliography completion, outline navigation and automatic building.
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CrowdDoc provides a context-driven documentation from the web
CrowdDoc is an Eclipseplugin aiming to provide most relevant information for the currently selected code element.
The behaviour is similar to JavaDoc view, but is not limited to single language, and uses crowd-sourced documentation resources, such as StackOverflow.
The project is inspired by a work from Ninlabs Research (http://blog.ninlabs.com/2012/05/crowd-documentation/)
Eclipse p2 update site: http://crowddoc.sourceforge.net/updates
ProViz is a program visualization framework for Java. It is built as a plugin to the Eclipse IDE. (We are getting close to publishing resources and making this project distributable. Stay tuned!) A video demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BsoK1n-OM
A simple textual feature model editor to generate feature model diagrams as DOT and SVG files.
The DOT files can be used as an input for GraphViz' dot. SVG requires dot installed on your computer and added to your classpath.
The iPOJO-Toolbox includes several projects to ease the conception and the use of components above the Apache Felix iPOJO framework. It contains several handlers, some standard OSGi services as well as an Eclipseplugin, and many other useful features.
The Docbook Plugin for Eclipse will allow generating documents within Eclipse IDE environment to various file formats that docbook supports using docbook xsl. Possible future enhancements could include support for docbook dsssl and apache's FOP support.
JTourBus is an Eclipseplugin for navigating source code based on the idea of tours. Tours can be created using JavaDoc-tags (technically annotations work as well) supported by a little UI.
BibTeXlipse is an Eclipseplugin for managing and analyse bibliography databases. Mainly for BibTeX databases, but will import and export many other bibliographic formats.
It's currently in planning phase.
Jdeluxe is an EclipsePlugin that helps developers to analyse B2B interfaces based on XML Standards. It is designed to be highly adaptable and uses generic XQuery-calls to extract documentation data. Data can be stored in a Web Repository via Web Service