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I would like to generate javadoc for my web project in Eclipse 6.0.1. When I start generation javadoc.exe can’t find libs in “Java EE 5 Libraries” which is a part of MyEclipse IDE. How can I configure javadoc.exe to find this libraries in the IDE?
First part of javadoc output:Loading source files for package portal.user... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.function... Loading source files for package portal.util.tabletree... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.user... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.content... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.usergroup... Loading source files for package portal.user.right... Loading source files for package portal.database.entity... Loading source files for package portal.cache... Loading source files for package portal.database... Loading source files for package portal.module... Loading source files for package portal... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.componenttype... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.category... Loading source files for package portal.component.content... Loading source files for package portal.component.admin.sysparam... Loading source files for package portal.component... Loading source files for package portal.util.dynamicproperties... Loading source files for package portal.database.sqlparser... Loading source files for package portal.module.table... C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalApplication.java:11: package javax.servlet.http does not exist import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalApplication.java:12: package javax.servlet.http does not exist import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalServlet.java:7: package javax.servlet does not exist import javax.servlet.ServletConfig; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalServlet.java:8: package javax.servlet does not exist import javax.servlet.ServletException; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalServlet.java:9: package javax.servlet.http does not exist import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalServlet.java:10: package javax.servlet.http does not exist import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse; ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalServlet.java:26: cannot access javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet file javax\servlet\http\HttpServlet.class not found public abstract class PortalServlet extends VelocityViewServlet implements javax.servlet.Servlet { ^ C:\progi\myeclipse_workspace_6.0\PortalLib\src\portal\PortalApplication.java:85: cannot find symbol symbol : class HttpServletResponse location: class portal.PortalApplication private HttpServletResponse response; ^Can you paste the entire error trace.
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