Java™ Application Development on Linux - Dator

3.2 Fundamental Language Elements63ACBdFigure 3.1 The three frames of a Javadoc pageadditional downloads necessary. Other classes are documented in the sameway—with Javadoc—but they are downloaded and displayed separately.Frame B initially lists all the classes and interfaces available in all of thepackages. When you select a package in A, B will display only those interfacesand classes that are part of the chosen package.Frame C starts out with a list and description of all packages. Once youhave selected a package in A, C will show the overview of that package, showingits classes and interfaces with descriptions.But C is most often used to display the detailed description of a class.Choose a class or interface in B and you will see C filled with its description—someopening information followed by a list of the visible members ofthat class, followed by the possible constructors for that class and all the methodsin that class (Figure 3.2). Each method is shown with its parameters and aone-sentence description. Clicking on the method name will open a fullerdescription (Figure 3.3).