When we run ant against our code, XDoclet is giving us this warning:This happens when XJavaDoc finds a source file whose timestamp is fresher than the time XJavaDoc was started. I.e. generated after XJavaDoc was started. XjavaDoc ignores such sources to avoid predictable behaviour.
[ejbdoclet] (xjavadoc.XJavaDoc 889 ) Ignoring class
com.versaly.ejb.session.PhoneServices in
/home/akehurst/workspace/Versaly_PocketNet/WEB-INF/classes/com/versaly/ejb/session/PhoneServices.java.
It was generated (Tue Jul 08 15:28:36 PDT 2003) after XJavaDoc's timestamp
was reset (Tue Jul 08 06:33:08 PDT 2003)
This happens when:
a) You're telling XDoclet to generate sources into the same place where your @tagged sources are. (Don't do that!)
b) Some of your files have an incorrect (future) timestamp because some computer clock got messed up.
Looking at the timestamps, it smells like b) to me.
HTH, Aslak
What does that mean? How do we deal with it? Is there a way to get rid of the message?
-Justin Akehurst
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