Re: changing location of site.xml

2008-04-15 Thread Dmitry Beransky
D'oh! I should have realized the version issue.  Thanks, putting the
version in did the trick.

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 1:29 PM, Wayne Fay [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 You should specify a version of the site plugin to make sure you're
  using the version you think you are.

 But I agree with Jason and think  this is generally a bad idea.

Generally, I agree as well, but specifically in our environment, it
makes more sense not to have site under src :)


Thanks
Dmitry

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Re: changing location of site.xml

2008-04-14 Thread Jason van Zyl

Why would you want to?

You just make it harder for anyone new to a project to understand  
where all the resources for a project are. You can override it, but  
what real value is there in it?


On 14-Apr-08, at 9:14 AM, Dmitry Beransky wrote:

Hi,

Does anyone know what the deal is with this bug:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-91?  It's marked as resolved,
but in version 2.0.7 I still cannot change the location of site.xml
from the default of src/site.

Here's my configuration:
plugin
   groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
   artifactIdmaven-site-plugin/artifactId
   configuration
  siteDirectory${basedir}/sitenew/siteDirectory
/configuration
/plugin

and when I run File Monitor to see which files/directories maven is
trying to access I get:

9:12:50 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew  SUCCESS Attributes: D
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\src\site\site.xmlPATH NOT
FOUND   Attributes: Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew  SUCCESS Attributes: D
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\xdoc NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\apt  NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\docbook  NOT
FOUND   Attributes: Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\fml  NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM	java.exe:2100	OPEN	E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew 
\checkstyle.html	NOT

FOUND   Options: Open  Access: 00100080


any thoughts?

Thanks
Dmitry

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Re: changing location of site.xml

2008-04-14 Thread Dmitry Beransky
we don't follow maven's suggested project layout.

On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Why would you want to?

  You just make it harder for anyone new to a project to understand where all
 the resources for a project are. You can override it, but what real value is
 there in it?



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Re: changing location of site.xml

2008-04-14 Thread Dennis Lundberg

Dmitry Beransky wrote:

Hi,

Does anyone know what the deal is with this bug:
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-91?  It's marked as resolved,
but in version 2.0.7 I still cannot change the location of site.xml
from the default of src/site.


This is handled by the site plugin. Plugins have a different release 
cycle than Maven core. So whether you are using Maven 2.0.7 or 2.0.9 
doesn't really matter. What you need to do is specify the version of the 
site plugin that you want to use. In the case of MSITE-91 it was 
resolved in maven-site-plugin 2.0-beta-6.




Here's my configuration:
 plugin
groupIdorg.apache.maven.plugins/groupId
artifactIdmaven-site-plugin/artifactId
configuration
   siteDirectory${basedir}/sitenew/siteDirectory
 /configuration
 /plugin

and when I run File Monitor to see which files/directories maven is
trying to access I get:

9:12:50 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew  SUCCESS Attributes: D
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\src\site\site.xmlPATH NOT
FOUND   Attributes: Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew  SUCCESS Attributes: D
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\xdoc NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\apt  NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\docbook  NOT
FOUND   Attributes: Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   QUERY
INFORMATION E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\fml  NOT FOUND   
Attributes:
Error
9:12:52 AM  java.exe:2100   OPEN
E:\svn\team\iris2\core\sitenew\checkstyle.html  NOT
FOUND   Options: Open  Access: 00100080


any thoughts?

Thanks
Dmitry

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Re: changing location of site.xml

2008-04-14 Thread Wayne Fay
You should specify a version of the site plugin to make sure you're
using the version you think you are. But I agree with Jason and think
this is generally a bad idea.

Wayne

On 4/14/08, Dmitry Beransky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 we don't follow maven's suggested project layout.

 On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 9:38 AM, Jason van Zyl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  Why would you want to?
 
   You just make it harder for anyone new to a project to understand where all
  the resources for a project are. You can override it, but what real value is
  there in it?
 
 

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