Stefan Bodewig wrote:
"You guys" includes you, Antoine, as all Apache committers have commit access to the Gump repository.
OK - I need to study Gump.
or discuss a way forward to get this built ?
I'd propose to set up a second xdocs project with the xdoclet dependencies replaced by <work> entries for the jars in Ant's CVS. That new project would build and the old will not as long as XDoclet doesn't build, but will use the latest XDoclet once it builds again.
Will try to set up the second project.
The advantage of generating the xdocs from build/classes is that it makes the development cycle a bit shorter.Other ideas/changes will come next : - generate the xdocs from ant's
build/classes directory + lib/optional (ie what has just been built)
rather than based on ${ant.home}
ant.home is the location of the freshly compiled Ant, it get's set in
the Gump descriptor.
For instance, if you add a new task in your development workspace, then you can generate the xdocs as soon as you have compiled the class,
(and probably added it to defaults.properties) without waiting for this class to be in your ant installation.
I stumbled against this because I have an installed ant 1.6.0 version, and it would not generate the xdocs for the Classloader and the Nice tasks which are 1.7alpha specific tasks.
I was first wondering whether it was due to some bug in xdoclet, I even downloaded the sources and was already dreaming :-( of debugging ant + xdoclet to find out why I had ClassNotFoundException s
when processing Classloader and Nice.
Cheers,
Antoine
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