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package.html and doc-files - do they have to be in the source tree?

Hi, I was wondering if it is necessary for a package.html and doc-file directory for a given package to be in the that package or can it be specified that package.html etc for the given package resides elsewhere (ie,not on the source tree)? Thanks
[261 byte] By [529661] at [2007-9-26 5:29:50]
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Javadoc looks for package.html and the doc-files directory only in

the packages directory and nowhere else.

You could use the doc-files directory at the root of the source

tree and point to it using {@docRoot}. But it appears you would

like it to be outside the source tree.

You could modify Javadoc to get package.html and doc-files

from another location. If you'd like help on this, contact us at

javadoc-tool@sun.com

-Doug Kramer

Javadoc team

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