Hi Rickard,
Sorry but I don't really understand how to use it. What are the source files
required before I can run javadoc and what are the outputs?
Can you assume you are the user and then list down the steps with real
sourcefile names from your download. One should be able to cut and paste the
command from your list and see the happenings.
I just couldn't get the javadoc to work and am confused on what are the
sources required.
Thanks.
Regards,
Ken, See Kai Leong
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From: "Rickard �berg" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "jBoss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 12, 2000 18:52
Subject: Re: [jBoss-User] EJBDoclet v0.1 available
> Hi!
>
> "See Kai Leong, Ken" wrote:
> > Can you give a more detailed step by step instruction on
installation/usage
> > for the benefit of those who are new to EJB and JavaDoc API?
>
> After you unzip the package there is a ejbdoclet.jar in /lib. This is
> the doclet. When you call Javadoc you should specify
> "com.dreambean.ejbdoclet.EJBDoclet" as doclet, and the docletpath should
> include ejbdoclet.jar somehow. Then, for each bean that you have in
> sourcepath (and which uses the EJBDoclet tags appropriately) the other
> classes will be generated for you. After this you can compile all
> sources (your manually written bean + generated files).
>
> Is that enough? Is there something in particular that you have problems
> with?
>
> /Rickard
>
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