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[Java] fix javadoc configuration

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Merged Administrator requested to merge github/fork/jmini/issue3299-javadoc-config into master Jul 08, 2019
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Created by: jmini

Fixes #3299 (closed).

The special javadoc tag @http.response.details needs to be declared correctly, so that the javadoc can be built.


For maven, this PR changes where the <configuration> block is added. It was inside the <execution> bloc, but the example in the documetation (Configuring Custom Javadoc Tags) adds it directly in the <plugin> bloc.

For gradle, the javadoc page do not really mention the tags option, but GRADLE-1563 does. See also this question on stackoverflow.

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Source branch: github/fork/jmini/issue3299-javadoc-config