@version %I%, %G% - cannot get this to work?

Question

I cannoot get the version %I%, %G% tags to do anything
javadoc comments are;-
* @author Someone
* @version %I%, %G%
and at the command line I have;-
javadoc -author -version -nodeprecatedlist -header "<b>Junk.class</b>" -windowtitle "Junk.class" Junk.javaAnd EVERYTHING WORKS - e x c e p t ...here's the result;-
public class junk
extends java.lang.Object
Version:
%I%, %G%
Author:
Someone

Answer 1

"are you using any tool for source code control like
cvs,pvcs etc"
No.Then generic format string tags like %I or %G aren't going to work. Those are there for use with certain source control systems or IDEs.
When you do a get from the source repository (depending on the source control system), the repository will automatically replace those tokens with the correct version number based on the "labels" or "tags" that certain versions of your code have been marked with.
%I and %G from what I found on google appear to be information tags for SCCS.
The "-version" argument to javadoc merely tells it to include your @version comments in its output which is disabled by default. It won' automatically generate your version information for you.
If you aren't using source control, you'll have to go through each file and put real version numbers in place of %I% and %G%.