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From: "Ronald Muller" <rk.muller@12move.nl>
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Subject: Re: The <javadoc> task doesn't support the nested "patternset"
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Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 08:10:41 +0200
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You are right. but my point is that the document is not well formed: there
is an
unmatched closing tag </fileset>. IMHO this must be the first error reported
by Ant.
I think that is more clear for mere mortal Ant users (as I am).

Ronald

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From: "Diane Holt" <holtdl@yahoo.com>
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Subject: Re: The <javadoc> task doesn't support the nested "patternset"
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> --- Ronald Muller <rk.muller@12move.nl> wrote:
> > okay, so it is not validated, but a check if the document is well formed
> > can be done by every XML parser and does not need a DTD. So I still do
> > not understand why Ant does not do this.
>
> There's nothing wrong with <fileset ... />, since there's no requirement
> that it have nested elements. And when you did that, your nested
> <patternset> was then under your <javadoc> tag (just like your <fileset/>
> tag was) -- hence, the error you got, which did say what the error was:
>  <javadoc> doesn't support the nested "patternset" element.
> which it doesn't.
>
> Diane
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