Thanks, dIon. What I'm seeing with my site gen is that
${toplevelProject}/xdocs/navigation.xml is used for the main and each
subproject's index.html file. One of my subprojects has an
xdocs/navigation.xml file, but it's not being used.
Is there a property I should be setting to get to use the subp
"Jefferson K. French" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 10/12/2003 09:30:32 AM:
> Thanks, Ben. I didn't realize that about /absolute//.
>
> When I said "absolute path" what I really should have said was "all
> subproject hrefs relative to the parent project". I was trying to get
> the generated hrefs
Thanks, Ben. I didn't realize that about /absolute//.
When I said "absolute path" what I really should have said was "all
subproject hrefs relative to the parent project". I was trying to get
the generated hrefs in the subprojects to begin with "/multiproject"
instead of "multiproject", but the le
ing.
- Original Message -
From: "Ben Walding" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Maven Users List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, December 09, 2003 12:56 PM
Subject: Re: Leading slash gets removed from navigation.xml hrefs during
site generation
> Yo
You probably want something like
/absolute/multiproject/${reactorProject.name}
Jefferson K. French wrote:
I've read through several postings about multiproject site navigation
in the archives, and downloaded the WebShop example, but I'm still
unable to get absolute paths to work in my subproject
I've read through several postings about multiproject site navigation
in the archives, and downloaded the WebShop example, but I'm still
unable to get absolute paths to work in my subprojects.
My multiproject/navigation.xml contains:
#foreach ($reactorProject in $reactorProjects)
...
