Ankush:
What does your call to <javadoc> look like?
I know that I am not doing anything special to ensure the generics
output correctly... For instance:
<javadoc sourcepath = "${jplate-build.JAVA_SRC_PATH}" classpath =
"${jplate-build.JAVA_CLASSES_HOME}" destdir =
"${jplate-build.JAVA_DOC_GENERATED_HOME}" packagenames =
"${jplate-build.JAVA_DOC_PACKAGE_NAMES}" author = "true" private =
"true" windowtitle = "${jplate-build.JAVA_PROJECT_NAME}" overview =
"${jplate-build.JAVA_DOC_OVERVIEW_FILE}"/>
I am not specifying any target attribute as I am currently using JDK
1.6.0 - but that shouldn't matter...
Silly question: are you sure your internal Javadocs (meaning in the
java source file) are correctly laid out? I know when I incorrectly
defined my generics, they didn't output at all...
Can we see a sample of your Java code?
Chadha, Ankush wrote:
Hi All
I am using javadoc (ant task) to generate javadoc of my source files.
I have set the source and the ant's magic property for java and javac to
1.5 but still the generics are not included in the final javadoc.
However if I generate the javadoc through my IDE, the generics are
included.
Any suggestions for the same?
Best
Ankush
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