The Javadoc RDFizer is a javadoc doclet that generates an RDF representation of your Javadocs.
How do I get the source code?
You need a Subversion client. Type svn in your shell and see if you have one already installed. If not, go to the Subversion web site and get one.
Then type
svn co http://simile.mit.edu/repository/RDFizers/javadoc2rdf/
the source code will be fetched and downloaded to the ./javadoc2rdf directory.
How do I use it?
First, you need [1] ant installed.
Second, run "ant" where the build.xml file is located. This will generate a jar file called "rdf_doclet.jar" and then use it as a doclet to generate an RDF javadoc of the doclet source code in the './javadoc' folder.
Look into the build.xml file on how to use the doclet on your own ant build scripts.
Credits
This software was created and is maintained by the Simile Project and in particular:
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