ApplicationModule wizard generates no javadoc in generated interface

When the ApplicationModule wizard generates the interface for the client with my custom methods, the javadoc is not copied from the Impl file to the interface.
I want to give the interface to somebody else who is going to implement the user interface for my business tier.
Therefore I expected the documentation of the methods getting copied to the interface. As I understand, all the classes in the common package represent the interface to the business tier. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
How do you document the interface of the business tier?
Thanks for any help,
Robert

Unfortunately you're right. There currently is not a good way to document the client interface files.
We don't transfer any method comments from the original file to the client interface file, nor do
we work to preserve user entered comments in client interface file, since we regenerate the
interface methods each time you save the object in the wizards. We try to do a pretty good job
of preserving user code and comments in the other bc4j generated files, but I guess we let
this one go up to this point A bug has been filed related to these issues and we will be working
on it in the 9.0.4 release. Thanks!

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