> I'll try to deploy the samples on WLS and see if it chokes. > If it doesn't, I guess we can merge back to main. Let's give > it a few days and do it this week-end unless something bad turns up.
I am not sure samples can even deploy on any ejb server. Dmitri posted a message sometimes ago it was not deploying on Jboss. So a bad result does not mean ... > > I'm actually quite surprised it has gone so well. I was > scared shitless when I started to refactor. Kept telling > myself: "You're gonna fuck it all up, and xjavadoc will never > work". Now I'm very confident it'll be great! It IS fabulous. After Rickard invent ejbdoclet and Ara turned it in a global generation tool, this is really the 3 tremendous step. It is also worth to mention it is as, if not more, easy to use than javadoc from a "user" point of view. The interface is clear, I even did not have to look the code to understand. Really a piece of cake. That is also good news for the adoption of it by the developers. > > There are still some optimisations to be done, but as long as > output is ok, we can do opts on main. Do you think a good idea to push a alpha or beta version out in SF. I mean once you try it you do not want to go back anymore even if bugs will appear. ??? > > Aslak > Vincent _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-devel
