Mathematical formula's in javadoc

Hi ,

I am currently programming an implementation of a Support Vector Machine. And good documentation is required. Therefore I would like to use java doc to add the formula's for quick reference by people who will succeed me.

I thought about using MathML and this seems to work quite well except that I cannot set the Doctype of the generated javadoc to:

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC"-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.1 plus MathML 2.0//EN"

"http://www.w3.org/TR/MathML2/dtd/xhtml-math11-f.dtd">

which would make it work in our favorite broswer firefox,

If anyone has any ideas to solve this strucutly instead of with a postprocessing step, please reply.

Thanks,

Jerven

[902 byte] By [jervena] at [2007-10-2 11:32:53]

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Javadoc has no option to set this. Can't think of a way to do this beyond modifying the doclet code itself.-Doug

dhkramera at 2007-7-13 4:59:27 >

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# 2

Thanks, The way i do it now is by replacing the doctype of the javadoc, but that dissalows the use of frames :(

jervena at 2007-7-13 4:59:27 >

# 3

Why is that? The DOCTYPE is different for the frame page (index.html) than other pages. What is it about MathML that precludes the use of frames?

dhkramera at 2007-7-13 4:59:27 >

# 4

Good question I have not tried yet. I assumed that all components of a framed page should use the some doctype.And the xhtml doctype does not support frames althoufg once again not rechearched this!Thanks for shiting the brain in gear!

jervena at 2007-7-13 4:59:27 >

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