Re: [aspectwerkz-dev] Creating AOPified javadocs

Hi!

I think that such a tool is not very difficult to be done. What is 
needed is just to parse the sources for javadoc annotations (no idea 
about 1.5 annotations for now) and then mix them inside an xml. 
Afterwards apply an xslt would result in having the documentation.
If someone can instruct me on how I can obtain 1.5 annotations I could 
start doing such a thing. I would also appreciate to receive any other 
ideas.

[Have a nice day] / [10x]
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Guy Hacham wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I wonder if there is a way I can create documentation containing all 
> the information about all classes and the relation between them.
>
> You can see it as AOPified javadocs that includes all the information 
> from the xml and the annotations.
>
> Rickard showed-off with a tool they have at 
> http://jroller.com/page/rickard/20040302#static_crosscutting_rocks you 
> can see the documentation example at 
> http://www.senselogic.se/webdav/files/rickard/ForumId.htm
>
> I think this is a great way to describe an AOP project and I agree 
> with Rickard saying “using static crosscutting in AOP can be a very 
> powerful and useful design tool, but it more or less requires that you 
> have a good visualization tool in order to avoid confusion when using 
> the objectsâ€.
>
> Having a tool like this could be a great leap forward in using 
> aspectwerkz in more complex environments.
>
> Guy.
>