Volker Krebs wrote:
Oh..... sorry I missed that everything is generating fine.Erik Hatcher wrote:Specify all your classpath needs on the <taskdef> for webdoclet. This was done to leverage (get around issues with? :) Ant's classloader.
I have done this, but still the class can't be found. The class can only be found if I put it into {ant.home}/lib
Even the -debug option gives me only this ClassNotFound Exception. And I'm quit sure this class is in struts.jar :)
All the task are working fine, the web.xml and struts-config are generated correctly, it is just the Exception that doesn't look very nice.
This is a known issue with Struts (or any other libraries that have static initializers). XDoclet uses Class.forName() to load classes and Struts does some container-dependent stuff in static sections which causes ugly XDoclet output. Just get used to it and ignore it for now (we've been living with this for quite a while and as long as things build fine we're happy!).
Eventually this could be alleviated by using BCEL under the covers instead of loading classes the current way.
Erik
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