This is a Google Chrome extension which reads JavaDoc/Java Source Code you are on Web browser and lets you see the detailed class descriptions of how the classes are structured with what fields and methods etc.
1.Turn on the java2class extension
2. View the JavaDoc on Web browser
3. It will read the information and show them as a Class in Class Diagram so you will understand the role and scale of the Classes
Also, it can analyzes the Java source code and show the class description as the same way as it does for JavaDoc when you see the repositories.
[Current Supported Repository]
GitHub
Google Code Hosting
Bitbucket
japarser API is used for parsing the Java Source code.
http://japarser.appspot.com/
Using with Javadoc Search Frame makes even better use of the JavaDoc.
https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/mfgkihmpcjjnijmkchojlbccbmhcdfcd
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