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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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P4
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None
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The new Taglet API provides a .toString method that should return the HTML used to replace the tag in the generated page.
The spec should document the required properties of that HTML and/or the context in which the HTML will be replaced.
While the properties are simple for an inline tag (for example, `{@link}`) ... it must be inline flow content, the properties are *not* obvious for a block tag ... currently the output will be embedded with `<dl>`, meaning that it should be a sequence of `<dt>` and `<dd>` tags. We could change that, of course, but that is what is expected today.
The spec should document the required properties of that HTML and/or the context in which the HTML will be replaced.
While the properties are simple for an inline tag (for example, `{@link}`) ... it must be inline flow content, the properties are *not* obvious for a block tag ... currently the output will be embedded with `<dl>`, meaning that it should be a sequence of `<dt>` and `<dd>` tags. We could change that, of course, but that is what is expected today.
- duplicates
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JDK-8227697 Improve text in Taglet API spec for expected results with standard doclet
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- Resolved
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