Since javadoc is not taken into account when generating code (implement, override, delegate... will generate stubs with generic arguments) it is advantageous to use the IDEA_HOME/docs/openapi_stubs.zip instead (generated code will take into account the original names). I believe it also includes the implementation of some of the openapi class so you can get a feel of what they are doing.
"Vinay Moharil" <vmohar98@yahoo.com> a écrit dans le message de
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If you installed an EAP release recently, you'll discover in
%IDEA_HOME%\doc\openapi\javadoc
the javadoc of the OpenAPI.
Otherwise, don't hesitate to ask questions in this forum, there are many
OpenAPI gurus around that might give some pearls of wisdom.
Guillaume Laforge
Since javadoc is not taken into account when generating code (implement, override, delegate... will generate stubs with generic arguments) it is advantageous to use the IDEA_HOME/docs/openapi_stubs.zip instead (generated code will take into account the original names). I believe it also includes the implementation of some of the openapi class so you can get a feel of what they are doing.
Jacques