Many Web Dynpro objects such as components, applications, views, context nodes, or methods can now be documented with support of the Web Dynpro tools in the Web Dynpro Perspective. There are two categories of documentation for the logical Web Dynpro units:
Consider that methods and event handlers only can have some technical documentation piece but no quick info.
The end user of a Web Dynpro application can not access documentation that was written within the Web Dynpro Perspective of the SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio. We recommend that you use English as master language when creating these two documentation types since the documentation texts are not assigned to the resource bundles for text translation.
You can also select a JavaDoc comment in the Java Editor and show it with the Documentation View.
Regarding documentation synchronization there is no difference between the technical documentation of a method or an event handler and the JavaDoc comment of its implementation. Both documentations are kept identical by the tool. When the user saves the implementation of a method, the tool extracts the JavaDoc comment of the method and saves it as technical documentation. Conversely, when saving the technical documentation of a method, the tool generates the respective JavaDoc comment into the implementation.