Re: How JavaDoc works with other docs

[dmbrown -at- brown-inc -dot- com]

Richard Smith wrote:
> 
> I disagree ever-so-slightly with you assesment that two seperate docs would
> be `needless Balkanization` of the docs. While providing additional docs
> with different content than the javadocs may not be ideal, it certainly
> isn't unusual. I think most Java products I've used or looked at are done
> that way.

I'd add that most Java programmers expect to have the JavaDocs available online, no matter what else is provided.

If you have to restrict yourself to one format, I'd go with JavaDoc.

--David 
 
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