>>ISSUE 1 >> >>I'm having problem with an error somewhere but I can not find out >where. >>The big problem is that the <ejbdoclet> task fails in our build script. >> >><ejbdoclet> says: 3 errors and 50 warnings and nothing more >> >>The previous output is full of the normal "Reference not found". About 50 >>of them, all normal for the ejbdoclet build, but there are nothing that >>looks like an error. Running ant with -verbose just gives more noise. No >>more information. Not very helpful IMHO. > >Since I'm psychic, I don't need to know your ant taskdef/ejbdoclet >definitions or the error messages that were produced. Others, however, >aren't so fortunate and need a bit more to go on...
That was more a rant than an error report. :-) It's just the normal error messages about imports not found by javadoc since XDoclet hasn't yet generated the files. Nothing informative. If I don't get further I will force you to read it, but I hope that won't be necessary. >>I've seen that webdoclet uses log4j. To get further along in finding the >>errors in ISSUE 1 I thought I could maybe enable log4j in <webdoclet>. Am >>I correct? So, how do I enable log4j in <webdoclet>? I've been looking >>around on xdoclet.sourceforge.net without finding any useful information. >>log4j's web page has some documentation but I don't know how to integrate >>the property setting with ant. > >http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg00309.html Great. This looks promising. Any chance of putting this text somewhere in the normal documentation? >>ISSUE 3. >> >>I tried to build XDoclet from CVS. I didn't found any documentation >>besides how to check out. I pulled, cd'ed into script and ran ./build.sh. >> >>This gave these errors > >You also need to check out the xjavadoc module. That was it. Now, all I have to do is to figure out which jars to put where. I think I can do that. :-) /Daniel _______________________________________________ Xdoclet-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xdoclet-user
