The system includes an FTP client for quickly loading the finished Javadoc and classes to the server. You'll use it for posting large Word docs directly on the Web. The good news and bad news are the same, depending on your perspective. That is both the beauty and the agony of Java in this situation. Furthermore, the user cannot cut and paste pieces of the document, a problem that's the first weird thing you notice.
All users can really do is read the document on the screen.
In other words, you control this document completely insofar as people cannot copy or cut and paste. I'm not sure whether I like this feature. It's kind of interesting to create an anomalous Web document that people can only read, that's for sure. As for the inability to print the Javadoc, the drawback is that many of us like to print Web pages for future reading. When I plow from site to site doing research, I'm usually printing pages as fast as I can navigate.