I had to smile when I read your suggestion, as it was one that I had also
considered. But I ran into a problem with that approach and I posted a
previous email (about 4 hours before the one you responded too) to the list
sorry - I saw the original issue go by and did not make the correlation with you.
Do you have any idea about this issue? I am still baffled that the issue
exists because I cannot see how people are using XDoclet "cleanly" with this
issue being present. Am I missing something?
perhaps one day i'll have some time to try this out myself and see about tracking it down, although i do have to ask the obvious question - "why generate multiple TLD's?" - i presume there is some reusability aspect to package them separately for some reason, but if its for your own projects needs, why not just bundle them into a single TLD? This is what I do in my current project that has a very diverse set of custom taglibs.
So I've never encountered this issue because I've never had a need to use <webdoclet> twice in a build. Have you tried putting <webdoclet> inside a standalone target and using <antcall> multiple times to invoke it (and parameterize it, of course)? If that fixes it then it would indicate an issue with some type of Ant conflict. Or if that doesn't work, try a standalone build file that does <webdoclet> only and invoke it with <ant>.
Let me know if this suggestion has any effect. I will try to look into this soon.
Erik
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