Hello all:
Can anyone say if 'maven-native-plugin' is sensitive to explicit
project dependencies? Should it be?
I have
third-party
dxr-third-party-com-emc-centera-fplibrary-WINDOWS-X86-li
b
2.0SP1
lib
compile
in a POM descrip
The doc-files/ folders are located in the src/ tree (in folders
containing .java files).
On 14 Jul 2006, at 16:16, Beyer,Nathan wrote:
Do you have your 'doc-files' in the source folder or in a resource
folder? I've never been able to get it to copy 'doc-files' that are in
resource folders. Ma
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From: Rob Dickens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 8:48 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: javadoc 2.0 plugin: doc-files/* not being copied!
I now think I know what the matter is.
It looks like doc-files/ directories have to be at least three
directories deep in ord
I now think I know what the matter is.
It looks like doc-files/ directories have to be at least three
directories deep in order to be copied. (This is in addition to the
condition that the directory must contain .java files.)
E.g.
com/lafros/juice/demo/doc-files: copied
com/lafros/juice/doc
It looks like the problem was confined to the version I'd compiled
from src (a week before 2.0 was officially released). Anyway, I just
cleared this from my local repository, thereby forcing the released
version to be downloaded, and the problem went away.
Sorry for having wasted anyone's t
Still couldn't get this to work, so http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/
MJAVADOC-76
On 30 May 2006, at 14:21, Rob Dickens wrote:
Dear Maven Users,
I'm finding that they only get copied if the project involves
modules, and aggregate is set to true.
Has anyone got this to work in a project whi
