HELP: Inner Class vs. Private Member

I use "javadoc -private" to create documents with inner classes. As a result, all private fields and methods, which I don't need, show up in the same document. Is there any way I can have inner classes without private members?

[234 byte] By [aijunga] at [2007-9-27 9:33:30]

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# 1

I the inner classes are not private, and you do not use the '-private' tag, then you will get what you want. inner classes are not private unless you declare them to be, and so you do not need toe '-private' option when calling javadoc.

smhaus_neta at 2007-7-8 22:44:28 >

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# 2

That was what I thought. Thanks for your response anyway. I double checked. Apperently, inner classes do not show up if I remove '-private'. I am using JDK 1.3. Is there anything I might have done wrong?

aijunga at 2007-7-8 22:44:28 >

# 3

how do you declare your inner class?

Is it (public)

public static class MyInnerClass

or (private)

private static class MyInnerClass

or (package)

static class MyInnerClass

or (protected)

protected static class MyInnerClass

Try to change the way you declare the inner class. Use protected or package or public instead.

smhaus_neta at 2007-7-8 22:44:28 >

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