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Has anyone had experience with creating javadoc? How much effort does
this take? What are the pros and cons of javadoc versus the traditional
hardcopy/pdf/html documentation? The developers on my project team are
requesting the next release of documentation be done in javadoc. Any
words of wisdom out there?
