Package name ending with .java

Hi,
I have some trouble with a package name ending with "fragments.java". When I use 'packagenames' javadoc complains when it reaches that package.
I'm guessing javadoc thinks it's a source file and tries to parse it as such.
I have found a workaround by using 'subpackages' instead of 'packagenames' but I want it work with ant, which doesn't support the subpackages flag.
Is there a way to get around this?
- Henrik

Not at all.
Assume that there is a package called something.smthing.java
Then this won't work:
<javadoc sourcepath="${src_dir}" destdir="${doc_dir}"
packagenames="something.*"/>
It will give the following error message because it thinks it is a source file:
[javadoc] Loading source file something.smthing.java...
[javadoc] error: cannot read: something.smthing.java
So, you can get around that by doing like this instead:
<javadoc sourcepath="${src_dir}" destdir="${doc_dir}"
packagenames="something"
additionalparam="-subpackages something"/>
Which gives the -subpackages option to javadoc.

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