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Description
Currently, all files in doc-files sub-directories are simply copied to the output directory, including HTML files.
It would be better to wrap such pages with a standard header and footer, this also implies that these
files will get the copyright files wrapping if any, and these are specified with -top, -bottom options.
The header/footer described above really translates to -top/-bottom of the javadoc options.
There are several advantages, such as copyright wrapping html validation via doclint, etc.
All other files besides .html/.htm files will be copied to the output as-is.
It would be better to wrap such pages with a standard header and footer, this also implies that these
files will get the copyright files wrapping if any, and these are specified with -top, -bottom options.
The header/footer described above really translates to -top/-bottom of the javadoc options.
There are several advantages, such as copyright wrapping html validation via doclint, etc.
All other files besides .html/.htm files will be copied to the output as-is.
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Issue Links
- duplicates
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JDK-8182129 doc-files pages need copyright
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- Resolved
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- is blocked by
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JDK-8190552 Augment the Compiler API tree with APIs to represent HTML content
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- Resolved
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