--- Gordon Tyler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B You may find the packagenames attribute more useful
(B then:
(B
(B javadoc sourcepath="src" destdir="doc"
(B classpath="..."
(B packagenames="com.mycompany.product*"
(B /javadoc
(B
(BI've put the classes in packages.
(BIt works now, thanks!
Hi,
(B
(BMaybe a stupid beginner question,
(Bbut it I cant manage to get javadoc
(Bworking in my build.xml:
(B
(Btarget name="javadoc" depends="prepare"
(B javadoc sourcepath="src" destdir="doc"
(B classpath="..." /
(B/target
(B
(BIt didn't work either with
maybe it's just my mail-reader but I get a lot of
(B garbled characters
(B
(BI work with japanese environment (kterm).
(BIf I run it in an English env. still got the same
(B(no garbled chars):
(B
(Bjavadoc:
(B [javadoc] Generating Javadoc
(B [javadoc] Javadoc execution
(B [javadoc]
--- Stefan Bodewig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B You need to specify either the sourcefiles
(B (via the sourcefiles attribute or nested
(B filesets) or packagenames (packagenames or
(B packageList attributes or nested packagesets).
(B Combine them to your liking.
(B
(BWhen I try fileset with
(B
