Specifies the abstract for the generated document. If no abstract is defined, the first sentence of the overview file is used as abstract. If there is no overview file, no abstract is created.

Specifies the email address of the author. The options -authorfirstname and -authorsurname must be set, otherwise this option will be ignored.

Specifies the firstname of the author. The option -authorsurname must be set, otherwise this option will be ignored.

Specifies the surname of the author. The option -authorfirstname must be set, otherwise this option will be ignored.

Specifies the type of the book. The type "book" contains chapter elements, while the type "reference" contains refentry elements.

Specifies the width of program listings. The default is 75.

Specifies the holder of the copyright.

Specifies the copyright year(s). The option -copyrightholder must be set for this option to become active.

Specifies the corporation name.

Use qualified names in dot diagrams.

Specifies the role for the emphasis tag. The default is "bold".

Specifies the file name of the resulting document. If the file name contains a path, it is appended to destination directory. The default name for the file name is Reference.xml.

This option controls the generation of reference ids. If set to "numbered", the ids start with a type string followed by a number. The number is generated by a counter. This is the default behaviour. If set to "java" the id's are created in a predictable way. This makes it possible to reference certain elements in the generated docbook source from other parts of the document. The id values start with a type string. The used type strings are PACKAGE-, CLASS-, CONSTRUCTOR-, METHOD- and FIELD-. The next part of the identifier is the full qualified name of the java element, which is referenced. Because of limitations due to the id attribute, certain characters are substituted: "(", ")","[","]","_" and "," are replaced by "-" and " " is replaced by "". I think the best thing to do, is to have a look at the generated SGML code. Perhaps somebody can explain this feature in correct english and sent the result to me.

Specifies a comma separated list of the formats, that will be used when creating imagedata tags. The default is "svg".

The path where images are stored. The default is "figures".

This option make it possible to write the introduction of the resulting book in DocBook itself. You can define a comma separated list of files, which are included as entities or via xinclude at the top, directly after the bookinfo tag.

Don't include @exception and @throws tags.

Don't include the fields section.

Don't include the "Methods inherited from" sections.

Only include @param, @return, @serialField and @throws tags. This option overrides the options -author and -version.

Don't include the methods section.

Don't include @param tags.

Don't include a XML prolog. The XML file will start directly with the root tag.

Don't include @see tags.

Don't include @serialField tags.

Set this argument to true, if you don't want to include the statistics appendix.

Don't include synopsis sections.

Don't generate any DocBook tables. Any HTML tables found are ignored and the contents of the table cells is added as paragraphs in the order they are found.

Don't generate xreflabel attributes.

If this flag is set, a part document is generated instead of a book document. You can insert this part as a reference part in a superior document.

If this flag is set, the output is splitted and the doclet generates a modularized version of the documentation. A single XML file is generated for every class in the modules directory. These files are referenced via xinclude from the main file Reference.xml.

Specifies the path and file name of a dbdoclet properties file.

Defines the DocBook table style for the tables generated by dbdoclet. Should be one of all, bottom, none, sides, top, topbot. The default is set to "all".

If this flag is set an appendices are created instead of chapters for sections like "statistics" and "constant field values".