the doc:jsl tag allow you to easily transform a document using a stylesheet, but I
also need to inherit the project settings for style and navigation.
This logic is only implemented in the doc:performJSL tag, wich doesn't work if called
from another plugin. This is the result:
BUILD FAILED
File...... file:/C:/Documents and
Settings/UE01571/.maven/plugins/maven-xdoc-plugin-1.4-SNAPSHOT/
Element... j:setProperties
Line...... 249
Column.... 84
You must define an attribute called 'bean' for this tag.
line 249: <j:setProperties object="${mapper}" from="${fromPattern}"
to="${toPattern}"/>
${mapper} is initialized in the jelly-transform goal, and there are other properties
in the xdoc context missing.
If it could work there will be no reason for the odd xdoc:performJSL goal added only
for the linkcheck plugin. A clean solution will be modifying the performJSL tag to use
attributes and not global variables, removing the performJSL goal (well, I think that
at least you should change the name to a more clear "linkcheckJSL" at the moment,
since it can be only used by the linkcheck plugin).
- fabrizio
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Subject: Re: reusability of xdoc:performJSL goal & new plugin
Can't you use doc:jsl?
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dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
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"Fabrizio Giustina" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 16/09/2003 07:00:57
AM:
>
> I've just written a new plugin which performs a validation of the
> produced documentation, checking the xhtml code for errors and producing
> a complete report.
>
> Since the plugin need to run after the html generation has been
> completed, it is registered in a way similar to the linkcheck plugin.
> The real validation is done as a xdoc:jelly-transform post-goal.
>
> The problem is how to transform the generated xdoc: the only way to do
> that actually is the xdoc:performJSL goal which, however, is hardcoded
> to use a linkcheck plugin variable
> ($pom.getPluginContext('maven-linkcheck-plugin').getVariable('maven.xdoc
> .src')). The performJSL tag can't be used directly since it requires
> setting other variables/beans.
>
> Is there any way to do that without adding another goal to the xdoc
> plugin which uses a specific plugin property? (identical to the
> performJSL goal but using
> ($pom.getPluginContext('maven-sitevalidator-plugin').getVariable('maven.
> xdoc.src') ). Any hint?
>
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