Re: Doclet ?
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001, Cyriaque Dupoirieux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have made sevral tries but Ant always tell me that there is a bad option -d : remove the destdir attribute from your javadoc task and Ant will not try to pass on the -d switch. Stefan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: Doclet ?
Stefan Bodewig wrote: On Wed, 05 Dec 2001, Cyriaque Dupoirieux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I have made sevral tries but Ant always tell me that there is a bad option -d : remove the destdir attribute from your javadoc task and Ant will not try to pass on the -d switch. And if I remove the destdir, where will Ant generate my documentation ??? - Stefan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Cyriaque Dupoirieux mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] PCO Technologies Burolines - 2 ter rue Marcel Doret 31700 Blagnac Tél : 05.34.60.44.13 - Fax : 05.34.60.44.10
Re: Doclet ?
On Wed, 05 Dec 2001, Cyriaque Dupoirieux [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: And if I remove the destdir, where will Ant generate my documentation ??? Whatever you tell your doclet. If your doclet doesn't support the -d switch, it must have some other means to specify that, use the additionalparam attribute for that. Stefan -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: doclet extension
msew wrote: Does anyone out there have a link to a good tutorial or even just example files of how to easily extend the standard doclet? To the best of my knowledge, extending the standard doclet isn't that easy. Admittedly, I looked at it about two years ago, so they may have refactored it. The biggest problem though isn't the organization of the doclet (although that was an absolute mess), its the fact that you (effectively) never instantiate your doclet - all the methods the javadoc utility calls have to be static. Thus, how do you inherit from the standard doclet to change its capabilities? The standard answer used to be duplicate the code and then change what you want. Not having checked out the standard doclet in a long time, thats going to have to be my answer too. ie you have a @tag and you just want to easily use it in your every day javadocing :-) You think they would have made that easy, wouldn't you. :-) Glenn McAllister SOMA Networks, Inc.
RE: doclet extension
Title: RE: doclet extension If you want to create EJB's look at EJBdoclet. It's open source and is integrated with ANT. -Original Message- From: Glenn McAllister [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 10:03 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: doclet extension msew wrote: Does anyone out there have a link to a good tutorial or even just example files of how to easily extend the standard doclet? To the best of my knowledge, extending the standard doclet isn't that easy. Admittedly, I looked at it about two years ago, so they may have refactored it. The biggest problem though isn't the organization of the doclet (although that was an absolute mess), its the fact that you (effectively) never instantiate your doclet - all the methods the javadoc utility calls have to be static. Thus, how do you inherit from the standard doclet to change its capabilities? The standard answer used to be duplicate the code and then change what you want. Not having checked out the standard doclet in a long time, thats going to have to be my answer too. ie you have a @tag and you just want to easily use it in your every day javadocing :-) You think they would have made that easy, wouldn't you. :-) Glenn McAllister SOMA Networks, Inc.
