We've only used this feature with ejbdoclet, but you can reference Ant properties from the Java source code. I believe this works for any tag.

For example, in an Entity Bean source file
@jboss.create-table "${jboss.table.create}"
will substitute the value of the Ant property jboss.table.create when the ejbdoclet task is run.


As I said, we haven't used this in webdoclet, but it should work just as well.

I'm afraid my experience of maven is fairly limited, so you may need to do something additional to get the properties from project.properties into the scope of the Ant task.


Matt


Dominik Dahlem wrote:

Hi all,

I'm using webdoclet for my web application. I implemented some servlet
filters which need to be initialized. Is there a way to tell XDoclet to look up initialization parameters in a
properties file (e.g. project.properties in Maven) rather than
specifying them in source code?


Thx for any help,
Dominik



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