> 8) Now for my QUESTION. Neither Spring NOR JUnit have imported the Javadoc > jar for their artifacts (for download) so the IDEs could be configured > easily. Obviously I could configure my IDE easily, but in a large project > this would grow exponentially. Is there any way, to use maven to create the > javadocs on the fly for my local repository, or some better way to handle > this situation that I do not know of?
You are free to download the Javadoc jar (or create it from the source code for the various dependencies) and use "mvn install" (or better, "mvn deploy" it to your corporate repo) to make the Javadoc available. Also, you can/should file bugs with the projects so they include Javadocs with their releases in the Maven repo in the future. Wayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
