Images in Javadoc.

Here comes the simplest question of them all.

I want to include a picture in a Javadoc entry.  If I use an absolute path, it works fine.  If I use a relative path, nothing works.  I have to use a relative path since the sources I'm working on are shared across several computers.  Googling led me nowhere - most pages don't even mention pictures.

Is there something special pertaining to relative paths in Javadoc that I haven't taken into account?

http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Images+in+Javadoc

PROTIP: Print the relative base directory and cf. with what you thought it was.

No idea.
I'm reading ``Human-Computer Interaction'' by Alan Dix.

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*grabs Dix*

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Look at the Javadoc in the source code for Sun's implementation of the Java class libraries.

OP here.

I had followed the instructions as specified in http://java.sun.com/j2se/javadoc/writingdoccomments/ beforehand - yet, somehow, it didn't work at all.  Didn't matter if I used the /doc-files/ convention or not - no matter how I put it, the image quite simply didn't show up at all unless I fed an absolute path.

I know this sounds silly and that something really small must be missing to complete the puzzle - but damned if I could find that piece...

You haven't said whether your doc-files directory was actually copied over to the documentation directory as it should. Check that, and check the produced HTML, and you had better fucking be enlightened, capisce?