How do I write javadoc in Intellij?

Is it possible to set up Intellij to automatically generate javadoc for methods and classes?This feature was in Eclipse.I know that files have templates and I can manually add javadoc to a class.I want the generation to be automatic for every generated method.It's useful for something."override/implement", "create getter/setter" and so on.Hundreds of manual actions would be saved.I'm using a community edition of Idea 9.0.There is a person named TIA.

The position should be above the method name, type /** and press Enter.See here.

If you want to save your javadoc, click on the fourth option and give the path to the document.

I have given up on the hope that IntelliJ will be able to do this.Go to the desired files and invoke JAutoDoc when I open my project in Eclipse.

There is a javadoc sync plug-in.Works in Idea 10.

There is a new tool for that.javadoc can be generated with alt+insert.

The "javaDoc" is available in the Plugins section.The documentation can be found at: https://github.com/setial/intellij-java

It is now possible to go to "Settings/Editor/File and Code Templates".You can change the template which is used to create classes.My version is on linux.

If you want to type any part of the Generate JavaDoc action, you can access the Find Action menu.An option menu for generation of JavaDocs is opened after you found and clicked on that.

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