JavaDoc HTML link of classes in Java class diagram not correct

Hi,
I created a Java class diagram in a certain package (e.g. com.mycompany.p1) and placed some classes on this diagram from the same package and from other packages. Then I created JavaDocs. When I click on the classes in the created JavaDoc diagram, only the links of the classes in the same package as the diagram (com.mycompany.p1) wor correctly. When I click on a class outside this package I get an error message that the file is not found. It looks for the class documentation in the package of the diagram and this is obviousely wrong!
Is there a property I missed to set or is it a bug?
Thanks for help
Thomas

Hi Thomas,
I don't use the diagrammers much, so I cannot comment on this directly; however, based on your description, it does sound like a defect. Do you have access to Oracle Support to file an SR?
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