I'm not sure at all, but it may be that you have only one package, so it
doesn't create that frame?

In any case, here's an example of a <javadoc> task, with another target that
checks if it's necessary to run. Just remove the 'depends' and 'unless'
attributes of <target name="javadocs"> if you don't care about running
<javadoc> everytime you call it. --DD

PS: This task create the package-list frame, but all the projects its used
in have at least two packages.

  <target name="javadocs"
          depends="javadocs.uptodate?"
          unless="javadocs.uptodate">
    <javadoc sourcepath="src"
             destdir="${javadocs}"
             packagenames="com.lgc.*"
             classpathref="classpath-default">
      <link href="http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4/docs/api/"; />
    </javadoc>
  </target>

  <target name="javadocs.uptodate?">
    <mkdir dir="${javadocs}" />
    <uptodate property="javadocs.uptodate"
              targetfile="${javadocs}/index.html">
      <srcfiles dir="src" includes="**/*.java,
                                    **/package.html,
                                    **/doc-files/**" />
    </uptodate>

    <!-- All this to print "true" or "false" for the property value -->
    <condition property="javadocs-uptodate-value" value="false">
      <equals arg1="${javadocs.uptodate}" arg2="$${javadocs.uptodate}" />
    </condition>
    <property name="javadocs-uptodate-value" value="true" />
    <echo message="javadocs-uptodate = ${javadocs-uptodate-value}" />
  </target>


-----Original Message-----
From: Chris Bailey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
Sent: Friday, June 07, 2002 2:29 PM
To: AntMailingList
Subject: How do I get package listing in javadoc task?

I have little experience with generating JavaDoc, and less with the
<javadoc> task...  My JavaDoc for my code generates, but the only thing is
that the normal upper left frame containing the list of packages is not
there.  How do I tell the <javadoc> task to generate this?

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Chris Bailey       mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Code Intensity       http://www.codeintensity.com


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