Java API docs as XML?

Hello:
I'm posting here because I don't really know where to post this question.
Are the Java API docs available as XML?
Thanks!
Greg

I don't think so. I believe they come in the "javadoc" format only,
besides the HTML ones that are hosed online on java.sun.com.

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