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What is the first step in generating Javadocs for a Java Maven project in NetBeans?
Which annotation is NOT typically included in Javadoc comments?
After generating Javadocs, where are the generated files typically located?
What action should you take after adding Javadoc comments to your code?
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Generating Javadocs for a Java Maven Project with FXML
- The process of generating Javadocs for a Java Maven project using FXML in NetBeans requires several steps to ensure proper setup.
- Ensure the project includes all necessary dependencies and compiles correctly before generating Javadocs.
- Add Javadoc comments to Java classes, methods, and fields with the
/** ... */format for documentation. - Ensure documentation includes methods, classes, parameters (
@param), return values (@return), and exceptions (@throws) where applicable. - Right-click on the project in the Projects tab of NetBeans.
- Select "Generate Javadoc" from the context menu.
- Configure Javadoc generation (optional):
- Choose a destination folder for the generated documentation.
- Specify the access level (public, protected, private).
- Include non-source files (e.g., FXML).
- Define package filters, if necessary.
- View the generated Javadocs, which will be in HTML format, typically in an index.html file.
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Description
This quiz covers the essential steps to generate Javadocs for a Java Maven project using FXML in NetBeans. It includes how to set up Javadoc comments, configure the generation process, and ensure all dependencies are in place. Test your knowledge on best practices and the generation process of Javadocs.
