Hi Michael,
If you just want to use them from Ant, it's very simple. The code at
http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/Two+Minute+Introduction can be used directly
in ant, just strip off the tags. Maven.xml is essentially Ant
code snippets that have a few more directives at the top levels.
You can get
> Does that mean I need to build it? Are there some
> pre-built binaries
> somewhere? If they do exist, and so I'm perfectly
> clear, where can I
> download them.
All the binaries exist in maven repository at
http://dist.codehaus.org/ - using maven is easiest way
to obtain all the dependencies a
--- "Newcomb, Michael P." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Can I get XDoclet 2 as a non-maven thingy (ant
> plugin)? Maven is cool and
> all, but not everyone has an internet connection
> where they develop.
it will work with ant. but you will have to chase down
all the dependencies yourself:
Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] getting XDoclet 2
Ok...
Does that mean I need to build it? Are there some pre-built binaries somewhere? If they do exist, and so I'm perfectly clear, where can I download them.
As to XDoclet2 not being a Maven-thingy... http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/Two+M
Title: getting XDoclet 2
Can I get XDoclet 2 as a non-maven thingy (ant plugin)? Maven is cool and all, but not everyone has an internet connection where they develop.
Thanks,
Michael
Hi Michael,
Can I get XDoclet 2 as a non-maven thingy (ant plugin)? Maven is cool
and all, but not everyone has an internet connection where they develop.
Thanks,
Michael
XDoclet2 is NOT a "maven thingy". There was recently a maven plugin
being developed, but it wasn't part of the original ideas
