Hi Michael,

If you just want to use them from Ant, it's very simple. The code at http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/Two+Minute+Introduction can be used directly in ant, just strip off the <goal> tags. Maven.xml is essentially Ant code snippets that have a few more directives at the top levels.

You can get the jars from http://www.ibiblio.org/maven. You'll need the dependencies that are listed in the respective project.xml files (these are things that

I generally have a good internet connection, but sometimes I don't. But in either case, for speed, I typically build with the '-o' option to Maven, which doesn't try to download SNAPSHOT jars every time. You might give it a shot.

Also, most of the XDoclet2 discussion happens on [EMAIL PROTECTED] See http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/Mailing+lists for subscription info.

best,

-b

Newcomb, Michael P. wrote:

Can I get XDoclet 2 as a non-maven thingy (ant plugin)? Maven is cool and all, but not everyone has an internet connection where they develop.

Thanks,
Michael

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