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    The last time I tried it (pre-3.8.2), the XDoclet parser barfed on the syntax extensions introduced in Java5. Is this still the case? If so, do you have any insight when the XDoclet included with MyEclipse will fully support the Java5 syntax (such as generics)?

    #216644 Reply

    Greg
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    Have a look at this thread on the xdoclet support site.
    http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/xdoclet/browse/XJD-41
    They discuss that very topic.

    #216673 Reply

    Thanks for the reply. I figured it wasn’t really a MyEclipse problem, but I missed this posting discussing the problem.

    #216839 Reply

    avossberg
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    FYI:

    This problem is fixed in xjavadoc-1.0.3 which is available via xdoclet’s cvs site.
    xdoclet-1.2.2-SNAPSHOT contains a nuber of othe welcomed addirtions; i.e. support for ecb spec=2.1, servert spec=2.4, hibernate spec=2.1, among others. As I recal this prety much built out of the box on tiger. I recommend it highly.

    Regards,

    Art Vossberg

    #216840 Reply

    avossberg
    Member

    Errata to my earlier post:

    xdoclet-1.2.2-SNAPSHOT contains a nuber of othe welcomed addirtions; i.e. support for ecb spec=2.1, servert spec=2.4, hibernate spec=2.1, among others. As I recal this prety much built out of the box on tiger.Thats ejb spec=2.1 and servlet spec=2.4

    Should read:
    xdoclet-1.2.2-SNAPSHOT contains a number of other welcomed additions; i.e. support for ejb spec=2.1, servletspec=2.4, hibernate spec=2.1, among others. As I recall this pretty much built out of the box on tiger.

    Sorry for the typos. I should have taken typing in high school!

    Regards

    Art

    #216845 Reply

    Greg
    Member

    Thanks for the info. I flagged this topic in our PR system so this should be fixed when we enhance our xdoclet support.

    #219129 Reply

    xdoclet 1.2.2 still barfs at Java 5 generics syntax.

    Either that, or I haven’t updated the xdoclet modules in MyEclipse correctly!

    #219146 Reply

    Greg
    Member

    Xdoclet 1.2.2 release still doesn’t support java5 syntax. I read on the mailing list that it will be supported in a follow up release. No ETA was given. Once it is released, we will most likely release a quickfix so everyone can update their xdoclet core plugin in one step as opposed to the current way of manualling upgrading the xdoclet libraries.

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