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The "TapestrySite" page has been changed by BobHarner. The comment on this change is: Minor updates. http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/TapestrySite?action=diff&rev1=9&rev2=10 -------------------------------------------------- + This page describes the processes involved in building various facets of the Maven-generated content. - = Overview = - This page describes the new processes involved in building various facets of the new [[http://tapestry.apache.org]] as it relates to maven2. + || Note: The http://tapestry.apache.org web site is now primarily generated from an export of the [[https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/TAPESTRY/|Confluence wiki]], rather than via Maven. Currently only the Component Reference and API (Javadoc) pages are generated using Maven || + - == Maven2 == + == Maven == - You will need to grab a current version of [[http://maven.apache.org/|maven]] and install it. This should be pretty straightforward following the maven instructions. + You will need to grab a current version of [[http://maven.apache.org/|Maven]] and install it. This should be pretty straightforward following the maven instructions. == Top Level Site == To build the top level project site you will need to checkout the '''tapestry-site''' project from [[http://svn.apache.org/viewvc/tapestry/tapestry-site|svn]]. - This project should hold nothing but documentation for the core site, as well as our custom maven2 documentation theme skin which is under the sub directory ''maven-skin''. + This project should hold nothing but documentation for the core site, as well as our custom Maven documentation theme skin which is under the sub directory ''maven-skin''. == Building Site == For the most part this is all you need to do: @@ -28, +29 @@ That's it! == Settings.xml == - The core site and anything that requires authentication will need a username at a minimum from you in order to be deployable. With maven2 this is done via a '''settings.xml''' configuration file that is local to your machine only. If you are on a linux box it should be placed in '''~/.m2/settings.xml'''. + The core site and anything that requires authentication will need a username at a minimum from you in order to be deployable. With Maven this is done via a '''settings.xml''' configuration file that is local to your machine only. If you are on a linux box it should be placed in '''~/.m2/settings.xml'''. Here is a sample settings.xml, you will need to make your server id match the name of '''tapestry''' if you want it to get picked up by the build. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
