Javadoc for OSX
Javadoc for OSX
- Subject: Javadoc for OSX
- From: Jevon Hills <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 12 Aug 2003 10:10:54 -0600
I would like to javadoc my projects and in doing some research i found
the following article in a thread at the following site:
http://www.wodeveloper.com/search.html
If I understand what I've read it looks like 'Mike' actually save his
class files in a directory structure inside his project folder.
When I create a project all of the files get stored in the project
folder, not in subdirectories? Does any one else store their files in
subdirectories and does it work?
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Thanks Mike
that seems like a nice way to do it.
If I could only get my PBX to add that build phase!!?
Under the Project (not Build) Menu I have a "New Build phase" > "New
Shell Script Build Phase" item. I take it, that this is the one you
meant.
My problem is, it's greyed out?!
Any Ideas of what might be causing this.
And Im also having some trouble finding out what it takes to make a
"package" in WO, for that third HTML-frame in javadoc.
Do I need to make a Deployment install?
I currently have just two java classes in a single WOFramework.
How do I tell PBX or javadoc that I would like the WOFramework to be a
package.
Kim L. Aa. Andreasen
email@hidden
friday marts 8 2002 kl. 03:52 PM Mike Jackson wrote:
> Kim,
> First thing that you might want to do is out in the terminal read
> the man page for javadoc. There is a LOT of information in there about
> what all can be done. Now if you change your documentation alot during
> development, then you can write a shell script that will generate the
> javadocs when you compile.
> In Project builder go to the targets tab, select the main Target,
> and then go to the Build menu and select add build Phase... Shell
> script Phase. Fill in the info and path to your shell script. There ya
> go. You can turn the generation of the docs on and off with the
> checkbox.
>
> Here is my shell script:
> #! /bin/sh
> cd ~/Projects/ISTLFoundation
> javadoc -d docs -author -version com/istl/foundation/*.java
>
> And thats it. Pretty Cool huh...
>
> Mike Jackson
Jevon K. Hills
Developer - Zymeta Media Promotion Systems
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