I've downloaded xdoclet from CVS (also to add a <pramati> and <borland>
task), so I'll just look in to this and see why it isn't giving a nice
error.
This makes me wonder though, what good is the <template/> task if it can't
access the namespaces such as <XdtEjb:>? Should there maybe be a
GenericEJBSubjectTask that works for the ant task <ejbtemplate>? I'd be
willing add this in to xdoclet if I were given CVS access.
-Pat
>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Andrew Stevens)
>Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: RE: [Xdoclet-user] <template> subtask
>Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2002 11:27 +0000 (GMT Standard Time)
>
>A wise old hermit known only as Patrick Lightbody <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>once said:
>
> > I am using destinationfile and specifying a file. It isn't a problem
> > with file locations, I don't think. It seems that basically any
> > element, such as <XdtEjb:ejbName/doesn't work. It's as if the template
> > > subtask isn't finding the classes for all these tags (?).
> >
> > -Pat
>
>The <XDtXml:publicId/> and <XDtXml:systemId/> tags look up the relevant
>values from fields in the XmlSubTask, which extends TemplateSubTask. So,
>if you're just using <template/> to run it, it won't find them. However,
>it's *supposed* to print up a nice message saying you can only use them
>within an XML subtask - it checks for a ClassCastException when it does
>the
>XmlSubTask subTask = ( XmlSubTask ) getDocletContext().getActiveSubTask();
>Since it's not, pls raise a bug for it.
>
>Instead of using <template/>, try <xmltemplate/> (which uses the
>XmlSubTask instead of the TemplateSubTask). Then those <XDtXml:> tags
>should be okay.
>
>It's possible (though I haven't checked) that other tags have similar
>restrictions e.g. <XDtEjb:...> tags may assume you're using an
>AbstractEjbCodeGeneratorSubTask or AbstractEjbDeploymentDescriptorSubTask
>descendant (which extend TemplateSubTask and XmlSubTask respectively).
>However, if they do then they ought to also check for this IMO, so if it
>continues to bomb out rather than printing a polite message please raise a
>bug.
>
>If you find any of the template tags you use do rely on it being a
>EJB-type subtask, then you can always use one of the standard EJB subtasks
>with a custom templatefile. However, <ejbdoclet> only allows for one each
>of the existing subtasks, so you'll have to use a second <ejbdoclet> task
>to run it. In this case, you may wish to raise a Feature Request for
>allowing multiple <deloymentdescriptor> etc. subtasks.
>
>
>Andrew.
>
> > >following
> > > > error (using Xdoclet 1.1.1):
> > > >
> > > > [ejbdoclet] Running <template/>
> > > > [ejbdoclet] Running XDoclet failed:
> > > > [ejbdoclet] <<>>
> > > > [ejbdoclet] 1 error
> > > > [ejbdoclet] 5 warnings
> > > > [ejbdoclet] javadoc: In doclet class xdoclet.DocletTask$DocletMain,
> > > > method
> > > > start has thrown an exception
> > >java.lang.reflect.InvocationTargetException
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > BUILD FAILED
> > > >
> > > > Ara told me that the <template> task has a bunch of options, so I'm
> > > > wondering what they are so that I can get this to work. A snipplet
> > > > of
> > >my
> > > > build.xml is:
> > > >
> > > > <deploymentdescriptor destdir="${deployment}/ejb/" />
> > > > <orion destdir="${deployment}/ejb/" />
> > > > <weblogic destdir="${deployment}/ejb/"
> > > > datasource="jdbc/DefaultDS"
> > >/>
> > > > <jboss destdir="${deployment}/ejb/"
> > > > typemapping="Oracle8"
> > >/>
> > > > <template
> > > > templatefile="${deployment}/template/pramati.j"
> > > > destinationfile="build/pramati-j2ee-server.xml" />
> > > > </ejbdoclet>
> > > >
> > > > Any ideas?
> > >
> > >Look at the docs for <template/>. Docs/index.html->ejbdoclet->elements
> > >... common to all tasks.
> > >
> > >You should use destDir, and destinationFile is a file not a path. Maybe
> > >that's the problem?
> > >
> > >Ara.
>
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