Is there a way for Javadoc 1.1.x to include the necessary .gif files with its output?
When I run javadoc, all the images (for headings and bullets) in the generated HTML files appear as broken links. Is there a way, other than manually copying the images, to get javadoc to include the necessary .gif files with its output? No. Currently, you must copy the .gif files separately from running javadoc. The .gif files reside in the api/images directory. To get the .gif files, download the JDK Documentation bundle and look in the docs/api/images directory. In your javadoc destination directory, create an images directory and copy the .gif files there. You can automate this process by writing a batch file (or shell script) that runs javadoc and also copies the images to the destination directory. Unnoticed by many people, when they do a javadoc build, there is another broken link “API User’s Guide” in the upper-left corner of the packages.html page. This is a link to the file API_users_guide.html, which describes how the API docs are organized and includes the legend for the co
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