We used to generate one giant javadoc for most applications/contributions. This was useful, because that meant you coudl very easily clikc between all kind of mmbase related classes.
Maven generates seperate javadoc for every application/contribution. It is doubtfull wether indeed this is better, but any way it would be logical if at least references to mmbase classes are clickable.
As an example. Browse to:
http://www.mmbase.org/mm/multiproject/mmbase-resources/apidocs/org/mmbase/servlet/AttachmentServlet.html
IMHO it is absurde that you can click on java.lang.Object, but not on org.mmbase.servlet.BridgeServlet.
This is the version as produces by ant:
http://www.mmbase.org/api/org/mmbase/servlet/AttachmentServlet.html
This also produces linsk to HttpServlet, and also is styled.
Shortly, the ant generated javadoc was IMHO better in several ways, but the lack of cross-references is the most important one, which I'd like to see fixed.
added maven.javadoc.stylesheet