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Re: javadoc for xcode



robert huber wrote on Friday, March 17, 2006:
>i have moved all my java coding to xcode and i am now getting ready to
>send things out to testers. i need to build some javadoc pages for that
>but cant for the life of me figure out how to get this done from within
>xcode 2.2.1
>
>i had assumed i would add a new target and specify the javadoc tool but
>there is nothing that i can find that would hint towards that ...
>
>as am alternative, do i need to learn more about command lines and run
>javadoc from there?

That's the solution I would pursue. Create a target with a single shell script phase (use the Shell Script Target template). Run your javadoc tool(s) from the script. Integrate the target into the rest of your build process using dependencies however you see fit.


James Bucanek
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