I would try edit javadoc-build target in the ant build script. On the Files tab browse your project and find nbproject/build-impl. Xml in this file find javadoc-build target and replace ${excludes} variable in the fileset attribute called excludes with your desired package.
I would try edit -javadoc-build target in the ant build script. On the Files tab browse your project and find nbproject/build-impl. Xml, in this file find -javadoc-build target and replace ${excludes} variable in the fileset attribute called excludes with your desired package.
Ant fileset spec.
Thank you, that did the trick, though in a convoluted way. There really should be a UI for such a basic task. – pron Feb 21 at 20:31 Modifying build-impl.
Xml is totally discouraged, as that file is automatically managed and changed by the IDE. Instead, override that target in the file build. Xml (placed at the project's home folder), which will never be modified by the IDE.
– manolowar Mar 31 at 13:29.
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