Hello, Apologies in advance for these questions. I'm sure there are some very simple answers...
I've just downloaded the source distributiong of the current release of JAXME and am having some difficulty getting started. The included documentation (within src/documentation) seems to be written in XML, and I'm not sure how to view it. Is there some way to generate HTML from the XML files? Next I tried following the instructions in the current manual on the JAXME webpage. Chapter 1 shows an example of an ant target that can be used to run the generator. I pasted this into a new ant script, but it fails with the following error: taskdef class org.apache.ws.jaxme.generator.XJCTask cannot be found I suspect that I need to first build the JAXME distribution in some way, before trying to run the generator. I've tried invoking the "clean, all, test" targets of the "build.xml" script, but this also produces a large number of errors, mostly of the following form: --- Compiling 169 source files to C:\tom\workspace\JAXME-0.5.1\build\js\classes [javac]C:\tom\workspace\JAXME-0.5.1\src\js\org\apache\ws\jaxme\js\beanreader\BeanProperty.java:3: package javax.xml.namespace does not exist [javac] import javax.xml.namespace.QName; [javac] ^ --- I presume this means the "jaxrpc.jar" (containing QName) is needed, although it's not included in the prerequisites folder of the distribution. Perhaps it would be easier to use the binary distribution instead, but I would like to be able to look inside the source code. Many thanks, Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
