JavaDoc plugin for eclipse?

I was looking for a javadoc plugin for eclipse so that I can document for methods, etc. I know that in eclipse you can do ALT + SHIFT + J , but I was wondering if there was a more powerful plugin.

I use GhostDoc in VS 2008, which, basically, when you say a document, it enters all parameters and returns values ​​and even launches a paragraph for you.

I was hoping for something like this in eclipse, because with ALT + SHIFT + J he only does this by setting

/ ***** /* lines 

Any help really appreciated

GhostDoc is not available for eclipse, its only C #, I use it - its great.
Something similar for eclipse?

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http://jautodoc.sourceforge.net/ - Perhaps this will satisfy you.

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If you are in the method declaration with the cursor and press ALT + SHIFT + J (or right-click on the method you want to document in the path, then Source β†’ Generate Element Comment) Eclipse inserts all @param and @return respectively and sets the cursor in the comment.

Another nice feature is that you can press CTRL + Space in a JavaDoc comment to create references to other classes.

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This is not for Eclipse, but may also be useful. I used the JavaDoc utility to create HTML documentation for the project:

 javadoc -sourcepath "ROOT\src" com.package.name1 com.package.name2 com.package.nameN -d "javadoc_output_dir" 
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