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From: "Klaas Waslander" <klaas@sun.com>
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Date: Mon, 5 Nov 2001 11:00:41 +0100
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Subject: TogetherJ htmlgen Task
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All,

after using TogetherJ for a while, I found it cumbersome to generate HTML 
versions of the UML documentation.

To work around that, I have created an Ant task that generates HTML 
documentation of TogetherJ projects. Internally it  
automatically spawns a new Java process with the correct classpath to let the 
TogetherJ classes generate the HTML files in the correct directory.

I have attached a sample build.xml that uses the task.
This example does the following:
- reads all TogetherJ projects in the "tj" directory
- generates HTML versions in the "html/tj" directory.

If you are interested, let me know. I would think this could be a very useful 
task to include in the standard Ant distributions.

Regards,
Klaas Waslander.

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Klaas Waslander, Java Architect, Sun Java Center
email:klaas@sun.com, office:+31-33-4515000, fax:+31-33-4515734
"The best models are connected to reality." - Grady Booch



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<project name="xml_doc" default="tjdoc">

	<target name="init">
		<taskdef name="tjhtmlgen" classname="nl.vizzavi.ant.taskdefs.TjHtmlGen"/>
	</target>


	<target name="tjdoc" depends="init">
		<mkdir dir="${design.dir}/html/tj" />
		<tjhtmlgen
				sourcedir="${design.dir}/tj"
				destdir="${design.dir}/html/tj"
				togetherHome="d:/Together5.5" />
	</target>


	<target name="clean" depends="init">
		<delete dir="html" />
	</target>

</project>


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