(un)checked Exceptions, method signatures and @throws Javadoc should conform to Sun standards.
Josh's Item 44 in "Effective Java" says:
"Use the Javadoc @throws tag to document each unchecked exception that a method can throw, but do not use the throws keyword to include unchecked exceptions in the method declaration.... The documentation generated by the Javadoc @throws tag in the absence of the method header generated by the throws declaration provides a strong visual cue to help the programmer distinguish check exceptions from unchecked."
###@###.### 2004-09-07
###@###.### 2004-09-27
This will be fixed (maybe) in 2.0.
Josh's Item 44 in "Effective Java" says:
"Use the Javadoc @throws tag to document each unchecked exception that a method can throw, but do not use the throws keyword to include unchecked exceptions in the method declaration.... The documentation generated by the Javadoc @throws tag in the absence of the method header generated by the throws declaration provides a strong visual cue to help the programmer distinguish check exceptions from unchecked."
###@###.### 2004-09-07
###@###.### 2004-09-27
This will be fixed (maybe) in 2.0.