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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by John Mendonca <jm...@mfoundry.com> on 2005/10/20 02:11:23 UTC
[m2] javadoc:javadoc for war projects
After this new version of maven 2, I can no longer create javadocs for
my war packaged projects, as they are not 'classpath-capable' packages.
This does make sense somewhat, I am not making libraries for people to
use, so why should I need javadocs? These docs are not for users of my
code, but rather my team members who will sometime need to understand
and maintain my code. Perhaps there is a configuration option for the
javadoc plugin I do not know of that can turn off this functionality?
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Re: [m2] javadoc:javadoc for war projects
Posted by Stephen Duncan <st...@gmail.com>.
Also, on jar projects, where javadoc does work, when included as a
site report, it creates the javadocs, but doesn't correctly create the
index.html page, so there is no javadocs on that page.
-Stephen
On 10/20/05, Stephen Duncan <st...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Anybody have any more information on this? Taking away a feature
> without any explanation is a little frustrating...
>
> -Stephen
>
> On 10/19/05, John Mendonca <jm...@mfoundry.com> wrote:
> > After this new version of maven 2, I can no longer create javadocs for
> > my war packaged projects, as they are not 'classpath-capable' packages.
> > This does make sense somewhat, I am not making libraries for people to
> > use, so why should I need javadocs? These docs are not for users of my
> > code, but rather my team members who will sometime need to understand
> > and maintain my code. Perhaps there is a configuration option for the
> > javadoc plugin I do not know of that can turn off this functionality?
> >
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>
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Re: [m2] javadoc:javadoc for war projects
Posted by Stephen Duncan <st...@gmail.com>.
Anybody have any more information on this? Taking away a feature
without any explanation is a little frustrating...
-Stephen
On 10/19/05, John Mendonca <jm...@mfoundry.com> wrote:
> After this new version of maven 2, I can no longer create javadocs for
> my war packaged projects, as they are not 'classpath-capable' packages.
> This does make sense somewhat, I am not making libraries for people to
> use, so why should I need javadocs? These docs are not for users of my
> code, but rather my team members who will sometime need to understand
> and maintain my code. Perhaps there is a configuration option for the
> javadoc plugin I do not know of that can turn off this functionality?
>
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>
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