Fixed most of the javadoc commenting problems. To make it perfect, all

the source files would have to exist in a directory structure identical
to their package names.  With these changes, though, people can still view
the packages, classes, and methods correctly.  I mainly corrected the
@see and @exception statements.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/java/src/ServiceRepository.java b/java/src/ServiceRepository.java
index 29c90a77313..4624b36e3f9 100644
--- a/java/src/ServiceRepository.java
+++ b/java/src/ServiceRepository.java
@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@
  *    ServiceRepository.java
  *
  * The service repository stores the network services, allowing them to be removed, suspended,
- * resumed, etc.  To reload a service, the caller must remove it from the repository and then
- * call prepareForReload().
+ * resumed, etc.  To reload a service, ServiceConfig.prepareForReload() must be called.  This is
+ * already done in the ServiceConfig.remove method.
  *
  *@see JACE.ServiceConfigurator.ServiceRecord;
  *@see JACE.ServiceConfigurator.ServiceConfig;
@@ -116,9 +116,9 @@ public class ServiceRepository
 
   /** Take the given service out of the repository.  This also sets the
    * reference in the repository to null to ensure there are no
-   * hidden references to the old ServiceObject.  To reload, the user must
-   * still run prepareToReload on ServiceConfig if they don't want any
-   * problems.
+   * hidden references to the old ServiceObject.  To reload, the
+   * ServiceConfig.prepareToReload method must be called.  This is already
+   * done in the ServiceConfig.remove method.
    */
   public int remove (String name)
   {