Hello,
I can probably sweat this out, but it seems like something others
would already be doing.
I want to generate some HTML Javadocs for several projects. Ideally,
I'd like to have my @link tags that point to WO (and Wonder, for that
matter) classes to resolve to existing online documentation. I want
this to work from the command line eventually (to run as a cron job),
but even an Eclipse-based solution would help.
From the command line I've tried this:
javadoc -sourcepath Sources -d doc -linkoffline http://developer.apple.com/documentation/MacOSXServer/Reference/WO54_Reference/
wo-packages -subpackages net
Where wo-packages was a directory into which I put a hand-built
package-list for the WO packages, since I couldn't seem to get that
list from below the developer.apple.com URL above. This fails with
(among other things) a slew of ClassCastExceptions, which look like
they're related to annotations, and a "Tag @link: reference not found"
for every external link.
From Eclipse, all the WO-related JARs are flagged "not configured",
and I see no option for linking to existing external documentation.
Again, I can probably get there eventually, but is anyone doing this
already? I must be missing something obvious.
--
Paul.
w http://logicsquad.net/
h http://paul.hoadley.name/
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