ah. you are correct. it is in fact rooted in the wrong place.
i think it's a misfeature of xdoclet to silently fail in this way. a warning about skipped files would be a good idea.
Andrew Stevens wrote:
On Thu, 2004-06-17 at 00:07, Jonathan Locke wrote:
i used the example from the hibernate page to try to build descriptors for my model classes and i got this:
buildHibernateDescriptors:
[hibernatedoclet] (XDocletMain.start 47 ) Running <hibernate/>
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 3 seconds
no error message. but no files generated either!
how can i get xdoclet to tell me what is going wrong?
Show us your fileset. Chances are you're either not giving it any files to process (did you use **/*.java or just *.java?), or it's rooted in the wrong place so the subdirectories don't match the package structure (in which case the parser gives up and skips them). FAQ.
Andrew.
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