Hi Jan,

Yes you could probably manage to build your own plugin using ant,
however, if you would use maven, you could just use the same build
scripts all other plugins do ;-)

And yes, you can of course only build your own plugin - it is intended
to have plugins developed by 3rd parties, this project exists for the
purpose of general-use/standard plugins. (ie, ejb plugin could be
here, but a jboss plugin should ideally be maintained by/at jboss, for
example)

Cheers,

g

On 26/05/05, Zimmek, Jan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi, 
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> I am just starting using XDoclet 2 and you have done a great job. 
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> Is creating a new xdoclet2-plugin only possible when using maven, or is
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> Would be great if anyone could help me, because I am not very familar with
> maven and do not want to always generate all plugins, only to refresh my own
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> Regards 
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> Jan Zimmek

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