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I am using Doclava for android documentation. I want to use the API versioning feature for which I need to set -since version.xml name in the ant task. How do I generate these versioned xml files? They look like this.
Have a look at the generated documentation.
Go to reference/current.xml ..that is the xml you're looking for
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how can I report steps in my java code using TestProject Java SDK?
Can anyone share an example?
You have to use the helper in order to get the reporter.
ActionReporter reporter = helper.getReporter();
Now that you have the reporter you can use it to report steps, for example:
reporter.result("Step passed");
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How can I generate documentation using already present code in java class / classes. As the java class changes, I would want it to reflect in documentation automatically.
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There are some tools available on the market that scan your code and generate a documentation for it. A known tool which does it, and my favourite, is Javadoc. It also allows you to add annotations to the code which later be reflected in the documentation.
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Is there a way to add custom rules to languageTool java API just by appending rules to grammar.xml and keeping it external to the java project?
I want to deploy my java project only once, but keep updating the grammar rules whenever required. I would like to keep the xml file (say grammar.xml) separately from the project, and access it through java code.
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It should be possible to load XML rules with PatternRuleLoader and then activate them using JLanguageTool.addRule(). I'm not sure what will happen when you insert the same rule (i.e. a rule with the same id) more than once.
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I have to make app using java technology and it should work same as drop box is working. So can you suggest how to start or which jar is required for it?
From the question it looks like you are new to Java. So your best bet would be to use an existing library to do the sync. Java is often not considered the ideal choice for file intensive tasks due to performance issues.
eg:
http://jfilesync.sourceforge.net/
Also see this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2283958/java-folder-synchronisation-class-library
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Let me know is it possible to move the data in an object to the csv file using java code and if possible Please give a small description on how does it possible.Thankyou in advance...
You can do it in Java using supercsv library. Check this link, you can directly construct beans out of the csv file.
http://supercsv.sourceforge.net/examples_reading.html
Though you can also achieve the same without using any library.