Javadoc Builder
Javadoc Builder is an Eclipse plugin to integrate XDoclet- style functionallity into the Eclipse IDE. It is extremely fast and is totally integrated into the IDE, making it easy to use and deploy custom generators.
| Tags | Software Development Build Tools Code Generators |
|---|---|
| Licenses | GPL |
| Operating Systems | OS Independent |
| Implementation | Java |
Recent releases
- 02 Jul 2004 06:48
Changes: The most important new feature is the addition of the template engine extension point, which allows arbitrary template engines to be added. Velocity and jelly support is included in the default release. Note that since the configuration has changed, every previous builder needs to be enabled (since a project can be configured now for having some builders enabled and some disabled). Development will now be focused on the UI and providing useful templates, as well as improving the template engine's flexibility (to configure the template path for velocity, for example).
- 07 Jun 2004 16:52
Changes: This release already has a branch and is not going to receive new features, since the next major refactor is on the HEAD branch again. The next major milestone is to create an extension point for template engines, and allow support for velocity, jelly, jsptemplate, or whatever you want. This release has undergone a lot of testing. There may be some interface issues to fix, but the core builder seems to work just fine.
- 12 May 2004 07:48
Changes: This release includes the features introduced in the 1.5 branch. Many enhacements were made since 1.4. A mantainance branch will be opened after the final 1.6 is released. In the meantime, no new features will be added.
- 02 May 2004 18:28
Changes: This release includes many improvements in the UI and overall functionality. It includes many bugfixes and implements functionality that was pending. No new features will be added to the next release, so this release (with bugfixes) will be the next stable one.
- 27 Apr 2004 13:35
Changes: This release includes an action to run the builder by right-clicking the project, a simple cheat sheet (currently testing), and preliminary code for an HTTP template source. The stable branch should be considered obsolete.
