The number of jar files used in the current development branch of GeoServer have broken the Ant javadoc target.
By eliminating the catalina directory in lib, and removing the embeded tomcat I can manage to build GeoServer javadocs again. In won't commit this change, but I do want to generate javadocs.
Jody
I have managed to just exclude the catalina directory from the document ant target:
<javadoc sourcepath="${dir.src}"
destdir="${dir.doc}/api"
private="true"
windowtitle="GeoServer Documentation"
stylesheetfile="${dir.misc}/documents/stylesheet.css"
overview="${dir.src}/overview.html">
<package name="org.vfny.geoserver.*"/>
<classpath>
<fileset dir="${dir.lib}">
<include name="*.jar"/>
<exclude name="*/catalina/*"/>
</fileset>
</classpath> ...
</javadoc>
This results in javadoc generation, with errors for the EmbededTomcat class, an acceptable temporary compromise.
Jody
The number of jar files used in the current development branch of GeoServer have broken the Ant javadoc target.
By eliminating the catalina directory in lib, and removing the embeded tomcat I can manage to build GeoServer javadocs again. In won't commit this change, but I do want to generate javadocs.
Jody
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