I've been trying to use the XJavadoc task shipped in the xjavadoc jar with XDoclet via one of my custom tasks. This may sound like more of an Ant question but I'm sure there's an expert out there that can help me. What I'm doing is defining a custom task as an extension of the XJavadocTask. I then compile and jar this extension and define it via a taskdef element in my build. The taskdef element includes a classpath which references my custom tasks jar and the xjavadoc jar. When I run my build Ant complains that it cannot find the xjavadoc classes that my custom task directly reference. So now I say, "what's the deal?" Do I have to jar my classes in the SAME jar as XJavadoc and point the taskdef to this jar? It works if I copy the xjavadoc jar into the ant/lib folder but I thought I read some where that you shouldn't place XDoclet jars under ant/lib. I couldn't just copy that one jar there and live with it. I'd have to copy everything from XDoclet if only for the consistency of my app. Can someone tell me how you're supposed to use this stuff?
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