My impression from reading the docs was that the srcdir attribute and the
element were interchangable when using the javac task. However when I
execute the code given below I get the message that srcdir attribute must
be set.
NOTE:
The reason that I need to have the fileset set up the way I do i
Hello Mahen,
this is slightly off topic.
You need to develop your own javadoc doclet which will recognize the
hibernate tags as well as the standard javadoc tags.
Then you will run javadoc using your doclet.
You need to study the documentation of javadoc and of the standard
doclet in the J2SE d
Finally got around to trying the suggested changes. However, the
exclusions still does not occur.
Thank you for your suggestions.
Brian
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From: Antoine Levy-Lambert [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, May 21, 2005 10:38 AM
To: Ant Users List
Subject: Re: Ant -
Jan
Thank you for your help. I already use jarpend in my daily builds from the
command line, however, I was hoping that there would be an ANT task for it,
so I could do it from within ANT. Right now, I found out that I can pass it
to task as an Arg and make it work but it's somewhat messy a
Never heard. Here some infos:
Homepage:
http://jarpend.sourceforge.net/
Project Page:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/jarpend/
Short Description:
Jarpend is a tool to create jar-files containing all Java classes required
by a given set of classes. It
also allows you to test whethe
Hi
Have any of you ever used jarpend? The documentation on Sourceforge.net
makes a VAGUE mention of the existence of a Ant task and that's
where it stops. No explanation or any examples are given. In the download
section there are only 2 files; ~tar.tar and ~tar.gz (which are for unix)
b
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no
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But you can do something like that with AntContrib.
Not
> Hello, I'm new to Ant and I was wondering if I can do the following :
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> Stefan
Hi
This is my problem.
I am using the ant task to generate the Java doc files for my
App.
In my source files I have XDoclet tags such as
@hibernate.set
@hibernate.collection-key
@hibernate.collection-many-to-many
etc etc
I want these tags also to be displayed in the generated JavaDoc HTM
Hi
This is my problem.
I am using the ant task to generate the Java doc files for my
App.
In my source files I have XDoclet tags such as
@hibernate.set
@hibernate.collection-key
@hibernate.collection-many-to-many
etc etc
I want these tags also to be displayed in the generated JavaDoc HTM
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