Pulling information from an XML document into the JavaDoc HTML

What is the best way to pull additional information from an external XML file into what looks like the standard JavaDoc HTML?

[139 byte] By [cschooler] at [2007-9-26 21:40:30]

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# 1

You would need to modify the standard doclet code to do what you want. Then you could make up the tags for how you want to reference that Xml to be pulled in and code how it gets pulled in.

smhaus_net at 2007-7-3 22:12:23 >

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# 2

You could start with our localization doclet, which pulls translated doc comments into the standard doclet.Contact use at javadoc-tool@sun.com for more information.-Doug KramerJavadoc team

dkramer at 2007-7-3 22:12:23 >

# 3

Hello

I am trying to display custom XML within docs. The XML represents an XML file that the class taht is being documented parses and I want to explain the structure of this file within docs.Since, I have plenty of XML i am inserting it within <![CDATA[ ><myxml> ]]>. Java docs is inserting the CDATA tags as is within the generated HTML. When the generated html is displayed, IE seems to be stripping all XML tags within CDATA. The XML tags are themselves present in the HTML but not displayed. Additionally, the closing tags of CDATA ]]> seem to be displayed. I don't think this is a JavaDoc issue but is there any workaround known for this.

Thanks

Regards,

Aashish

aa1379 at 2007-7-3 22:12:23 >

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