I have to revoke that. Generated files do appear to be incomplete...
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Kees de Kooter wrote:
I see that this is exactly what I did to fix my local install of XDoclet.
Where exactly is this pom located?
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I see that this is exactly what I did to fix my local install of XDoclet.
Where exactly is this pom located?
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xDoclet 1.2.3 doesn't support Java 1.5 sourcecode. There is a JIRA issue
about it in
http://opensource2.atlassian.com/projects/xdoclet/browse/XJD-41. There
is also a patch. I made it work using the patched xjavadoc, adding it to
my local repository and changing the dependency in xdoclet maven
Hi Tony,
I have the same setup. I also get the parsing errors. But despite the
errors the files are generated correctly.
BTW: if I run it from ant (also using XDoclet 1.2.3) I do no get any
parsing errors.
Kees
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did anyone use maven to manage a hibernate project
(hibernate3) with javasourcecode 1.5 (generic
collections) ?
The xdoclet maven plugin does not understand generics
and produces parsing error on the "<" sign of a
generic collection definition in the sourcecode.
I know there is an "xdoclet2" proj
