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Build Identifier: 20110218-0911 An example is this: /** * Utility method to set credentials for basic authorization. * */ public void setCredentials(String userName, String password) { ... } I get a "Javadoc: Missing tag for parameter userName" and "Javadoc: Missing tag for parameter password" warning. Yet, when I go to Preferences->Java->Compiler->Javadoc, the 'Process Javadoc comments' can be checked or not, and all the options are greyed out and/or set to 'Ignore'. Yet, I still see these warnings in my code. How can I get rid of these warnings if not here? Why is there not a switch for these warnings in Preferences->Java->Compiler->Errors/Warnings? Reproducible: Always
I think your project settings and workspace settings are different. Please right click on your project and then go to Preferences->Java->Compiler->Javadoc. Configure your warnings there, instead of doing it from the "Window" menu. Thanks!
It is a little harder to get to the project-specific settings, as I do not have a 3-button mouse. But I found it. Wow. I cannot believe someone checked our project in with those obnoxious preferences set. I guess the UI could help a bit here. If there are project-specific settings, the Preferences window has a link for 'Configure Project-Specific Settings...'. And if there are no project-specific settings, the Preferences window has a link for 'Configure Project-Specific Settings...'. There could be a difference in the UI here. But that is a more minor issue. Ok to close.
