The <javaClass> element provides the name of the Java API class, all the elements necessary to describe the members that are introduced by the class declaration, and the members inherited from the direct base class.
The < javaClass> element requires an ID attribute as an anchor point and this ID must always be specified. This ID attribute is referenced by the conref attribute and internal applications that refer to the <javaClass> element content. Use a unique key such as fully qualified package name (com.ibm.xtools.ras.engine.tasks) for the named API reference. The <apiName>, <shortdesc>, and <javaClassDetail> elements are the required elements for this top-level container.
apiName, javaClass, javaClassDetail, javaField, javaInterface, javaMethod, prolog, related-links, shortdesc
( (apiName) then (shortdesc) then (prolog) (optional) then (javaClassDetail) then (related-links) (optional) then (javaClass or javaInterface or javaMethod or javaField) (any number))