I'm still not clear where the problem is, do you get the java comments in the generated source?
The best I can tell, I have been investigating this also, is that you cannot get both. If you specify jaxb javadocs you loose everything else. Now I have been thinking of writing a plugin that can do what we want, however it's not clear to me what xs:documentation is preserved by xjc. If the documentation is there and is passed to the plugin, I think via ClassOutline, it shouldn't be too hard to write the plugin.
Again, I found xs:documentation does work but for named complex types only. Is this what you observe?
What do you mean by "and I want to know how to define that "Possible values" in the getter/setter methods...."?
Getters and setters do not have predefined values other than possible facets, regexp and/or enums you have specified.
-Dave
-----Original Message-----
From: Felipe Gaścho [mailto:fgaucho_at_gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 9:00 AM
To: users_at_jaxb.dev.java.net
Subject: Re: generate javadoc
>elements, simple types, etc are ignored. Also I could not get
<jaxb:javadoc> to help much because it would always replace the
normally >generated JAXB comments which are helpful (I want domain
level docs added).
Yes, I want to keep the schema documentation plus extra information....
and I want to know how to define that "Possible values" in the
getter/setter methods....
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