Yes my patch covers this problem.
I initially did the same thing as you do, with a coma separated list, but
after some discussion in this list I implemented it as nested tags for the
javadoc tag.
It will be available as soon as Conor checks it in.

P@

Conor MacNeill wrote:

> Rafal,
>
> I am already working on committing a patch for this from Patrick Chanezon.
> He submitted it a while ago. I think it will cover your needs.
>
> Thanks
> Conoror
>
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> ? -----Original Message-----
> ? From: Rafal Krzewski [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ? Sent: Wednesday, 28 June 2000 11:37
> ? To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> ? Subject: link and linkoffline parameters in javadoc
> ?
> ?
> ? Hello everybody!
> ?
> ?       Lately, I've been learning to use Javadoc, and I noticed that
> ? Ant does't handle multiple link parameters, which can come quite
> ? handy if you want your API documetation to have links to Java API
> ? and Xerces and Xalan and everything else you use. This makes the
> ? documentation look much cooler :)
> ?       Adding this functionality was quite simple, and it works for
> ? me now. My patch is enclosed at the end of the message. There are
> ? two long lines that probably got wrapped, sorry...
> ?
> ? Rafal Krzewski
> ?
> ? -cut--------------------------------------------------------------
> --------------------------------------
> ? diff -u -r1.8 Javadoc.java
> ? --- Javadoc.java      2000/06/14 12:42:14     1.8
> ? +++ Javadoc.java      2000/06/28 00:28:32
> ? @@ -358,13 +358,42 @@
> ?                  argList.addElement("-bottom");
> ?                  argList.addElement(bottom);
> ?              }
> ? +
> ? +            // JavaDoc documentation from JDK 1.3:
> ? +            //   Multiple Links - You can supply multiple -link
> ? options to link to any number of external generated documents.
> ? +            //   Known Bug - Javadoc 1.2 has a known bug which
> ? prevents you from supplying more than one -link command. This is
> ? fixed in 1.2.2.
> ? +
> ? +            // Ant javadoc task rules for list attribute:
> ? +            //   Args are comma-delimited.
> ?              if (link != null) {
> ? -                argList.addElement("-link");
> ? -                argList.addElement(link);
> ? +                StringTokenizer tok = new StringTokenizer(link,
> ? ",", false);
> ? +                while (tok.hasMoreTokens()) {
> ? +                    String lnk = tok.nextToken().trim();
> ? +                    argList.addElement("-link");
> ? +                    argList.addElement(lnk);
> ? +                }
> ?              }
> ? +
> ? +            // JavaDoc documentation from JDK 1.3:
> ? +            //   Include -linkoffline once for each generated
> ? document you want to refer to.
> ? +
> ? +            // Ant javadoc task rules for list attribute:
> ? +            //   Args are comma-delimited.
> ? +            //   Each arg is 2 space-delimited strings.
> ? +            //   E.g., linkoffline="http://xml.apache.org/apiDocs/
> ? ${src.dir}/javadoc/xerces-packages,http://xml.apache.org/xalan/api
> ? docs ${src.dir}/javadoc/xalan-packages"
> ?              if (linkoffline != null) {
> ? -                argList.addElement("-linkoffline");
> ? -                argList.addElement(linkoffline);
> ? +                StringTokenizer tok = new
> ? StringTokenizer(linkoffline, ",", false);
> ? +                while (tok.hasMoreTokens()) {
> ? +                    String lnk = tok.nextToken().trim();
> ? +                    int space = lnk.indexOf(" ");
> ? +                    if (space ? 0) {
> ? +                        String remote = lnk.substring(0, space);
> ? +                        String local = lnk.substring(space + 1);
> ? +                        argList.addElement("-linkoffline");
> ? +                        argList.addElement(remote);
> ? +                        argList.addElement(local);
> ? +                    }
> ? +                }
> ?              }
> ?
> ?              // Javadoc 1.2 rules:
> ? -cut--------------------------------------------------------------
> --------------------------------------
> ?
> ?

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