Sucharitha, use the "link" attribute to link to other javadoc sources. I downloaded jdk1.3 documentation to a local directory, but you can still use the link attribute to link to url based javadoc sources. In the example below I also link to the JINI javadoc directory. <<<<<< <target name ="doc" > <javadoc packagenames="com.*" sourcepath="${src}" destdir="${doc}/api" <link offline="false" href="file:///C:/jdk1.3/docs/api" /> <link offline="false" href="file:///${jini.home}/doc/api" /> </javadoc> </target> <<<<<< Tim > -----Original Message----- > From: Sucharitha [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 3:15 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: ant for javadoc. how to sync it with jdk1.2 > > > Is there any one around using ant for building javadoc for > your codebase. > I have one question. I wanted to build my project doc in > sync with the javadoc of > > jdk1.2.2(ie.. I want to see the link to java objects like > ArrayList, IOException > etc from my project documentation. right now The build I have > builds javadoc > without these links. ). Will it be too heavy to do that. Let > me know.. if any one > already tried > that option. >
RE: ant for javadoc. how to sync it with jdk1.2
Bendfelt, Tim (MED, nVisia, GEMS-IT) Tue, 24 Apr 2001 13:01:32 -0700