I'm looking into XJavadoc and I find little documentation. How do I use is to augment source? I saw a small use example on the XDoclet site which retrieves the value of an attribute. I'm looking for documentation on how I'd use the API to effectively insert Javadoc tags. Would this be an easy task with XJavadoc? Where can I find good documentation? I looked into the Javadocs for the API and saw some Ant classes.It looks like I could extend the XJavadoc class and implement the start method to use XJavadoc from Ant. It also looks like I could couple that with the XJavadocFilter to grab only my EJBs from my source code repository which is really good. I'm sorry to hear about the deprecation of the template language. Its a little frustrating now that I just picked it up and would like to use it. That's not going to happen to XJavadoc anytime soon is it? It's hard to figure out just what approach to use nowadays since there so many new technologies and such rapid deprecation of existing technologies.
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Konstantin Priblouda wrote:
--- "Clifton C. Craig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Konstantin,
I like your idea of using XJavadoc and the existing
dd stuff and revers populating the source. It sounds a little more
involved than your description of something small and nice but I'll
have to see for myself. It might turn out to be easier than fiddling with
the ANTLR stuff I just recently learned. I'll toss it around and consult
with my buddies here. I didn't think that the template language stuff was
that difficult. Having some solid Ant expertise I thought it would
be straight-forward. The stuff I saw so far kind'a felt like Ant with tag
handlers resembling custom tasks. I may be in over my head though so
I'll take your word for now.
XDcolet templating language is dumped for upcoming 2.0
with a good reason ( replaced with velocity / jelly ,
velocity templating for java sources and jelly for
xml stuff )
You may as well look into codebase of xdocle2 - maybe it will suit your needs better.
regards,
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