Brett,
You need to change the element in whichever plugin or
project needs to use it, then reinstall them.
Sorry for my dense-ness here but I do not understand this. I am playing
with the javadoc plugin which is invoked by the maven-report-impl code.
I have built dev versions of both. The j
Brett,
> Building those libraries requires all the other Maven libraries - run
> mvn install from the top level of "components/branches/maven-2.0.x".
I did that and it all seemed to build ok. E.g.,
.\.m2\repository\org\apache\maven\reporting\maven-reporting-impl\2.0.3-SNAPSHOT
go created. But
Brett,
Please make a feature request for this feature.
Done:
Provide mechanism to change names of project (and possibly other)
reports, etc. in site
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Brett,
Right! Yes, I get the empty file too. I thought the problem was with
apidocs/index.html which is fine.
OK we are on the same page now - yeah! So just to repeat myself:
1) the site/apidocs/apidocs/... structure should not be created; and
2) index.html should not be zero-length
These is
Brett,
I'm using a stock Maven 2.0.2 with javadoc installed.
Does it work under the site? Using javadoc:javadoc?
Don't let my subject confuse you and to that end I am changing it. My
original message asked about the directory structure (which I am sorta
no longer worried about) _AND_ also ab
Brett,
Both have been fixed in the plugin's SVN. I believe the empty index
was already fixed in the previous release of the javadoc plugin.
I tried downloading, building and running the latest javadoc plug-in
from SVN and I am still seeing the zero-length apidocs/index.html in my
test enviro
Brett,
I think a good general solution would be to allow you to feed
overriding resources to the site plugin, and to document the
properties used to internationalise the various pieces of text so that
you can customise the site via that. WDYT?
My Maven foo is not strong enough to give you mean
Allan,
I think if you would change the artifactId in their pom. Why would you
want to do that anyway?
Two reasons... The first one is that I was trying to make a
Maven2-generated site look "close" to a Maven1-generated site and these
reports had different names between 1 and 2. The second is
Brett,
Another post gave me the clue as to what I was doing wrong... In:
3) changed pom to call for new plugin ala:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-javadoc-plugin
maven-javadoc-plugin-2.0-beta-4-SNAPSHOT
I should have version "2.0-beta-4-S
Brett,
Both have been fixed in the plugin's SVN. I believe the empty index
was already fixed in the previous release of the javadoc plugin.
I wanted to try testing this so I tried to download and build from
src... Having some trouble with Maven finding my newly built plugin...
Can I review t
I am generating some via the site goal. I get these as expected:
# Project Reports
* Changes Report Plugin
* JavaDocs
* Maven Surefire Report
* Source Xref
Is there a way to change the names of these in the resulting site? For
example if I wanted "Maven Surefire Report" to be
KC,
Have you tried: mvn -help
Yeah I had... I was hoping for a more detailed description. Especially
around the area of the update-related arguments.
Chris
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Where are Maven2 command line args documented?
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Brett,
It's not intended - I fixed it in SVN the other day.
Thx for commenting... Does that fix deal with the zero-length index.html
as well? Is it available in a "snapshot" (or whatever you call it) plug-in?
(When you guys say "fixed in SVN" it would be nice to know if it was
Maven itself
Folks,
Using the Maven Quick Start Archetype as a sample, when I run goal
"javadoc:javadoc" it yields a directory called target/javadoc/ which
inside it looks like this:
my-app/target/javadoc/
|-- apidocs/
| |-- index.html (zero-length!)
|-- com/
|-- css/
|-- images/
|-- resources/
|-- inde
I'm having trouble getting Maven 1 features on the site to work in Maven
2 (I am using site.xml in M2 as opposed to the navigation.xml from M1).
I know it's finding my site.xml because other changes to it are showing
up...
1) Cannot get "external link" and "open in a new window" icons to work.
Brain et al,
Yes, but if you run it from the command line, you don't
> need to put it in the pom. If it is in the pom incorrectly,
> then that will cause problems. I tested it on a random
> project with nothing in my pom for the plugin and it found
> it ok.
I did find that if I added this to t
Brian, Herve,
Herve wrote:
>> it's jxr-maven-plugin, not maven-jxr-plugin : I did the same mistake
>> some time ago... The convention is not the same between
>> org.apache.maven.plugins (maven-xxx-plugin) and org.codehaus.mojo
>> (xxx-maven-plugin).
Brian replied:
Yes, but if you run it from the
Wendy,
Last time I looked at it, the documentation was wrong. It's
descriptorId, not maven.assembly.descriptorId.
OK that worked. Thanks...
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Brian et al,
Hrm, works ok for me. What version of maven are you using?
Maven 2:
C:\blah> mvn --version
Maven version: 2.0.2
> Try mvn -U jxr:jxr and see what happens.
C:\blah> mvn --version
Maven version: 2.0.2
C:\blah> mvn -U jxr:jxr
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO] Searching repo
Folks,
Newbie here so be gentle please ;) I read in
http://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-plugin-prefix-mapping.html
in the section entitled "Configuring Maven to Search for Plugins" that:
Maven will always search the following groupId's after searching any
plugin group
Folks,
I get the impression from the assembly plug-in docs that you can create
certain assemblies by using "pre-defined" descriptor IDs. I read this to
mean that these descriptor IDs are defaults and I do not need to define
them anywhere in my workspace. So when I try:
C:\blah> mvn assembly:
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