Re: property substitution in site files?

[VUB Stefan Seidel]

Hi Krish,

what you want is absolutely ok with maven. Paul was talking about the 
apt format for the site documentation. I think this was just not made to 
include maven properties.

See http://maven.apache.org/doxia/references/apt-format.html
Curly braces mean anchor, not property.

Stefan

dasarikm wrote:

Hey Paul,
 Did you resolve this issue.
I have a parent pom and I want the properties in parent to be substituted in
the child's pom when I do mvn install.
Is it possible.

Thanks
Krish

pjungwir wrote:

Hello,

I am trying to generate some site files using the .apt format. (I'm not
wedded to that format, but I'm starting there since it's the easiest.) I
was hoping to do something like this:

  ${project.name}

${project.description}


But that doesn't work. The curly braces disappear, but the properties
aren't replaced. So I guess maven doesn't do property substitution before
processing these files, huh? Is there a switch to turn that on? Should I
just hack it by running my site files through a resource filter?

Thanks,
Paul






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Re: property substitution in site files?

[Wendy Smoak]

On Wed, Oct 18, 2006 at 3:48 PM, pjungwir [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I am trying to generate some site files using the .apt format. (I'm not
  wedded to that format, but I'm starting there since it's the easiest.) I was
  hoping to do something like this:
   ${project.name}

See 'Filtering' at the bottom of
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-site-plugin/usage.html

(Name the file whatever.apt.vm, and it will first filter, then convert
from apt to html.  Requires maven-site-plugin 2.0-beta-6.)

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Re: property substitution in site files?

[dasarikm]

Hey Paul,
 Did you resolve this issue.
I have a parent pom and I want the properties in parent to be substituted in
the child's pom when I do mvn install.
Is it possible.

Thanks
Krish

pjungwir wrote:
 
 Hello,
 
 I am trying to generate some site files using the .apt format. (I'm not
 wedded to that format, but I'm starting there since it's the easiest.) I
 was hoping to do something like this:
 
   ${project.name}
 
 ${project.description}
 
 
 But that doesn't work. The curly braces disappear, but the properties
 aren't replaced. So I guess maven doesn't do property substitution before
 processing these files, huh? Is there a switch to turn that on? Should I
 just hack it by running my site files through a resource filter?
 
 Thanks,
 Paul
 
 

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property substitution in site files?

[pjungwir]

Hello,

I am trying to generate some site files using the .apt format. (I'm not
wedded to that format, but I'm starting there since it's the easiest.) I was
hoping to do something like this:

  ${project.name}

${project.description}


But that doesn't work. The curly braces disappear, but the properties aren't
replaced. So I guess maven doesn't do property substitution before
processing these files, huh? Is there a switch to turn that on? Should I
just hack it by running my site files through a resource filter?

Thanks,
Paul

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