Re: [aspectwerkz-dev] aw doc
the_mindstorm <[email protected]> Mon, 11 Oct 2004 00:59:24 +0300
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Quote [Alexandre Vasseur]: > ha i see, u wanted to virtually produce a set of source file with qdox > that contains the original javadoc + some custom doclet for the > purpose like "@AdvisedBy systemId/aspectFQN/advice : <inflated > pointcut expression> yes, this is my idea (for the moment, at least) > etc > mhh, i am wondering which one is the easiest to do yep, me too. i will put more thinking/analysis into this. > > side node: Qdox had some limitation about parsing sources with the > assert keyword, and don't know about java 5 syntax yet. > i hope that QDox guys are working on this. I think we can ask on the mailing list what are their goals and roadmap. a not so optimal solution would be to patch the QDox with the needed infos (I already have some experience with QDox ;-) ). ./the_mindstorm PS: I am late with the AspectWerkzC task as I am facing some classloading problems. for the moment I am trying to figure out a solution. > alex > > > On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 22:20:54 +0300, the_mindstorm > <[email protected]> wrote: >> The solution Alex proposed looks very interesting. >> The solution I've imagined (trying to remember the previous thread on the subject) would look like: >> 1. scan the sources and create a QDox model representation >> 2. make the offline compiler generate some events on aop events (poincuts, aspects, etc) >> 3. use the above events to complete QDox model with aop-ish info >> 4. use javadoc with custom doclet to generate docs >> >> >> ./the_mindstorm >> >