I don't think I need the maven plugin, as I do not use Maven. So I tried
what I think you are suggesting by taking all the jars generated during
build into the xdoclet/target directory and placing them into my build
classpath. But my ant script fails with the below output.
I don't use Maven either and get the build failure for XDoclet builds also, and then just use the JAR files built.
I would not recommend you just put XDoclet JAR's in your classpath (do you mean system CLASSPATH here?). Take a look at my JavaDevWithAnt project for examples of using XDoclet and where I put the JAR files and used pointers to them in the build file.
http://www.ehatchersolutions.com/JavaDevWithAnt
Erik
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