http://nagoya.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1304
*** shadow/1304 Wed Apr 11 01:47:50 2001 --- shadow/1304.tmp.7177 Wed Apr 11 02:39:03 2001 *************** *** 37,40 **** </target> That should do what you want (although it's a little bit more typing and you ! get nearly duplicate targets) --- 37,60 ---- </target> That should do what you want (although it's a little bit more typing and you ! get nearly duplicate targets) ! ! ------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2001-04-11 02:39 ------- ! No I didn't but the problem with such a soulution is that it would be ! exponentially raise the number of targets which is not desirable. ! ! An example: You want links to J2SEE, J2EE, Log4j and Xerces documentation. ! Someone might be interested in all and antoher one wants to skip Log4j and ! Xerces. Now you have a real problem. ! ! So I suggest to add an `if' attribute like the one used in `target'. Since it ! should be possible to change the property from the outside and an empty URL is ! acceptable from my point of view to indicate that a javadoc is not installed we ! need some to identify an empty property with a not-defined property (maybe ! that's already the case, I don't know). ! ! It may also be a good idea to allow the definition of a well-known URL for ! javadoc's which is used if you have web access and the property isn't defined. ! I'd like to make a difference between the well-known URL and a custom one ! because some people (like me) tend to have the javadoc's installed localy. But I ! think this is gold-plating and not really necessary.
