Audit and Standard Javadoc applied to all Jdeveloper project java classes

Question

Hi,
I want to apply standard Javadoc to all the java classes I have written. Is there a quick way of doing it in 11.1.1.3
I have already done the following but the code editor rules are not getting enforced.
1) Go to 'Tools' and then choose 'Preferences
2) Go to the 'Code Editor' and under it 'Java' and then 'Javadoc'
3) Select all the tags like @author @version @param etc and modify the Tag properties to be required and then click OK
4) Next I create a new Java class but the code editor rules are not enforced.
Questions:
a) How to enforce the code editor preferences?
b) How to automatically generate the missing javadocs in the existing classes in Jdeveloper?
c) How to audit and setup a coding standard, so that it's easier to monitor what everybody in the project does and adheres to the coding guidelines.
Bottomline - Are these possible in JDeveloper 11.1.1.3
Thanks

Answer 1

Have a look at the JDeveloper code audit feature.
Under tools->preferences->audit->profiles
You can either modify or add a new profile and check the JavaDoc Comments rules.
You can switch the Missing Comment rule to have a more serious severity.
Then you can audit your file (or the complete project).
In the audit window you'll see an option to automatically fix error that the Audit flagged - this can include adding the missing Javadoc.