That was my original intention however it is very, very memory
intensive. It works pretty good for a small subset of morederately sized
source but as the source base grows (in our case we have 100s if not
1000s of source files that must be scanned) it performs very terrible.
I'd love to resolve
Clifton,
Is this tool something you plan to contribute back to the community? I know
my team would greatly appreciate it, as we moved to XDoclet halfway through
the project and still have quite a few non-XDoclet EJB's.
Just curious.
-Lee Marlow
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Thanks Konstantin,
I was almost ready to go looking into qdox until I read your reply.
You're right that this is supposed to be a one time task but I keep
re-running it just to get it right. I'm running it on a rather powerful
p4 2.8Ghz dell with 1G RAM. We don't really have anything much more
--- Hani Suleiman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This might be an unpolitically correct response, so
> I apologise in
> advance...
As long as you do no object politically incorrect
stuff
on opensypmhony lists, it's ok.
> Try using other libraries that do that, like qdox or
> SGen (my personal
This might be an unpolitically correct response, so I apologise in
advance...
Try using other libraries that do that, like qdox or SGen (my personal
favourite). Both have much more receptive and interested developers.
Clifton C. Craig wrote:
Hello all,
I've been toying with using XJavadoc to
