Apple

You said "it never runs the javadoc command". Are you saying it never calls your ant javadoc target? If so, then the problem is that you don't have an Xcode Target defined that either directly or indirectly calls your ant javadoc target.

On the other hand, if there's a particular error that's happening when Xcode attempts to execute your ant javadoc target, then you should post that to the list so we have more information to go on.

Rob

On Aug 20, 2008, at 03:15, Nathaniel Trevivian wrote:

I have configured a javadoc target in the ant build file, and set dependancies to "", but it never runs the javadoc command when I build my project using XCode.

If I manually run: ant javadoc from a terminal, it runs perfectly and generates the documentation. What am I doing wrong?

Here is my target tag from the build.xml file:
<target name="javadoc" depends="" description="Create Javadoc for this project">
   <mkdir dir="${docs}/javadoc/"/>
   <javadoc
       destdir="${docs}/javadoc/"
       packagenames="com.company.package1.*, com.company.package2.*"
       sourcepath="${src}"
       author="true"
       version="true"
       verbose="true"
       access="public"
       use="true">
   </javadoc>
</target>

${docs} is specified as: docs/
${src} is specified as src/

I would much appreciate anyone's help here!

Thanks,
Nathan

References:
	>XCode 3 and javadoc (From: Nathaniel Trevivian <email@hidden>)