Can I generate the wsdl:documentation in my wsdl automaticly in jdk6

I want to document the class, method and parameters in my wsdl. I write my code with ws-annotations. Then compile them with apt and then deploy it with EndPoint.publish

If you want to use the Acrobat SDK, which is a tool for automating
Acrobat, you need to buy and install Acrobat on each client.
Adobe's PDF Library, which doesn't require Acrobat and has a different
(negotiated) licensing model based on royalties might be a better fit.
In either case, this would be written in C/C++.
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