[ndoc-tracker] [ ndoc-Support Requests-1548428 ] There are no documentable types in this project.

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Support Requests item #1548428, was opened at 2006-08-29 11:32
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Status: Open
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>Priority: 5
Submitted By: aquasonic (aquasonic)
Assigned to: Nobody/Anonymous (nobody)
Summary: There are no documentable types in this project.

Initial Comment:
Hello

I wrote a C# Webapplication and want to use NDoc for
gerenating the Documentation. I've set the XML-File in
my Project configuration and gives this file in the
"UseNDocXmlFile"-Parameter. I also set add the correct
assembly.

When i want to generate the documentation, it gives me
an exeption who says that there are no documentable
types in this project. I turned all visibility options
on and tried againg, same problem...

why don't this work? can someone help me ;) thx...

greets aquasonic

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here's the expection and the stack trace:


An error occured while trying to build the documentation.

Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException
There are no documentable types in this project.

Any types that exist in the assemblies you are
documenting have been excluded by the current
visibility settings.
For example, you are attempting to document an internal
class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting
is set to False.

Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is
specified, which is often the case for Console apps
created in VS.NET...

Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException
There are no documentable types in this project.

Any types that exist in the assemblies you are
documenting have been excluded by the current
visibility settings.
For example, you are attempting to document an internal
class, but the 'DocumentInternals' visibility setting
is set to False.

Note: C# defaults to 'internal' if no accessibilty is
specified, which is often the case for Console apps
created in VS.NET...

Stack Trace:

Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException
   at NDoc.Documenter.Msdn.MsdnDocumenter.Build(Project
project)

   at NDoc.Gui.BuildWorker.ThreadProc()

Exception: NDoc.Core.DocumenterException
   at NDoc.Documenter.Msdn.MsdnDocumenter.Build(Project
project)

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