Java

[durnurd]

Okay, to get back off-topic here.  I'm writing a Java program, and if anybody else here knows more about Java than I do, maybe they can help.

I've got a static class (don't want it to be instantiated) which seems to be working just fine.  However, whenever I run the Javadoc on it, it inserts a default constructer into the documentation.  Anybody know how would I go about forcing it to be a purely static class with no constructors (Like, for example, Java.lang.Math)?

And no, this isn't for an assignment.  If it were, I would've asked the prof first.

[bluemonkmn]

Have you tried creating a private default constructor?  I think public constructors exist by default unless you override with a private one -- at least that's the case with C# and/or VB.NET (I forget which), so it might be true for Java.

[durnurd]

woiks like a chahm (to be said with a car-talk-guys accent, whatever that's called)