Public settings with selected private members

Is it possible to run Javadoc with the default settings ie. no -private option but in some way select specific private members in a class to be documented. I have a set of classes that I only wish to generate docs for the public attributes & methods, all private methods AND private attributes that have been tagged at the top of the class as /** PRIVATE ATTRIBUTE DESCRIPTION */. I guess not but worth a shot.
Thanks in advance,
Iain

While this is possible, we have decided not to include such
a facility in javadoc. A third party has implemented
the ability to exclude members, but apparently not
the ability to force their inclusion.
http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/faq/index.html#ydoc
The serialized form page is the only page that documents
private members while using the default access (-protected),
so javadoc has the capacity to do what you're asking.
You would need to modify the standard doclet. With the new
doclet toolkit in Tiger (1.5.0), this might be somewhat
easier.
-Doug Kramer
Javadoc team

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