Yes, Maven seemingly also looks under "xdocs" for documents to render on the
site (not mentioned in its docs), as well as the standard location (mentioned
in all its docs of "src/site"). Just move the existing Maven1-based "xdocs" to
a different location and then run "mvn site". The intention is
On 1/14/2013 1:19 AM, Andy Jefferson wrote:
Yes, Maven seemingly also looks under "xdocs" for documents to render on the
site (not mentioned in its docs), as well as the standard location (mentioned
in all its docs of "src/site"). Just move the existing Maven1-based "xdocs" to
a different locatio
> Andy, thanks. It runs fine with xdocs moved and produces good output.
> Does docs/navigation.html need to be svn added? I do get a lot of
> warnings like this:
>
> [WARNING] [XHTML Sink] No HTML tag found for unknown event: 'B', ignoring!
docs/navigation.xml isn't present in SVN as far as I ca
> I've now removed the Maven1 xdocs and project files from SVN trunk. All that
> is needed is for someone to update "docs". Sadly I tried that and I just
> get some nonsense message
>
> svn: E190003: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: E190003: Commit failed (details follow):
> svn: E19
