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Posted to user@ant.apache.org by Knuplesch, Jürgen <Ju...@icongmbh.de> on 2007/11/09 10:01:13 UTC

UNC path usage for Javadoc task and Windows XP

Hello,

I am working under Windows XP.

I want to use an UNC-Path to put there documents created by Javadoc.

The challenge occurs, that I am able to create a directory via mkdir, but the javadoc task interprets this path as a local path and not as a network path:

    <property name="javadoc.kundenapi.dir" location="${target.dirbase2}/KundenApi"/>
  
    <mkdir dir="${javadoc.kundenapi.dir}"/>

    <javadoc destdir="${javadoc.kundenapi.dir}"
        access="public" 
...


The following properties ar used:
targetdirbase=//srv01/projekte/DOPE-V3/nightly_builds/temp/

    <property name="target.dirbase1a" location="${targetdirbase}/${cvs.branchtag}"/>
    <property name="target.dirbase2" location="${target.dirbase1a}/${dope.buildtime}"/>


The mkdir writes on the network-path, but the Javadoc is written to \srv01 on the local machine.

How can I tell Javadoc to write on the network-path?

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Re: UNC path usage for Javadoc task and Windows XP

Posted by Steve Loughran <st...@apache.org>.
Knuplesch wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am working under Windows XP.
> 
> I want to use an UNC-Path to put there documents created by Javadoc.
> 
> The challenge occurs, that I am able to create a directory via mkdir, but the javadoc task interprets this path as a local path and not as a network path:
> 
>     <property name="javadoc.kundenapi.dir" location="${target.dirbase2}/KundenApi"/>
>   
>     <mkdir dir="${javadoc.kundenapi.dir}"/>
> 
>     <javadoc destdir="${javadoc.kundenapi.dir}"
>         access="public" 
> ...
> 
> 
> The following properties ar used:
> targetdirbase=//srv01/projekte/DOPE-V3/nightly_builds/temp/
> 
>     <property name="target.dirbase1a" location="${targetdirbase}/${cvs.branchtag}"/>
>     <property name="target.dirbase2" location="${target.dirbase1a}/${dope.buildtime}"/>
> 
> 
> The mkdir writes on the network-path, but the Javadoc is written to \srv01 on the local machine.
> 
> How can I tell Javadoc to write on the network-path?
> 

It may be that javadoc doesnt handle network paths on windows
- try using \\srv01\projecte as the path, with backslashes
-try mounting the path as a drive


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