To be more precise, the documentation issue of Swing tag-libraries is a known issue, namely JELLY-11:
http://jira.codehaus.org/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=JELLY-11
The problem is that using XDoclet for these purposes is a bit too hard thus far.
The other issue is a relation to the converters: when a component-tag encounters an attribute, it will try to find the setter method having at hand the possible converters (which should include data objects like Dimension, Color, or Font)... and you need to document this...
The current jellydoc mechanism hasn't managed this.
And I know there are other taglibs that have this problem.


Paul

In response to your first message, only a fraction of
JellySwing's tags are documented in the JavaDocs. Most
of the JComponent-based tags are implemented by
delegating to factory objects defined within the
SwingTagLibrary class. Look at the source for
org.apache.commons.jelly.tags.swing.SwingTagLibrary to
all of the tags.


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