Oops, thanks Dennis! Also, I meant maven-2.0.10 of course. As you might
guess, my mind is already set on vacation mode...
-Lukas
Dennis Lundberg wrote:
The missing link is here
[1] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Doxia+Release+Plan
Lukas Theussl wrote:
There is a scetchy release p
The missing link is here
[1] http://docs.codehaus.org/display/MAVEN/Doxia+Release+Plan
Lukas Theussl wrote:
There is a scetchy release plan at [1] but I think at the moment it is
impossible to give an ETA, the main problem is that we have to wait for
maven-1.0.10 and that it won't work with
There is a scetchy release plan at [1] but I think at the moment it is
impossible to give an ETA, the main problem is that we have to wait for
maven-1.0.10 and that it won't work with any earlier version. And then
it's vacation time...
Cheers,
-Lukas
Chris Berry wrote:
Thanks Lukas.
Is th
Thanks Lukas.
Is there any ETA for the new site plugin??
And is this code available in the current SNAPSHOT of the site plugin ??
This seems the easiest route over Jason's suggestion of the xsite
plugin, which requires a more major overhaul.
(BTW: Thanks Jason ;-)
Cheers,
-- Chris
On Jul 6, 20
You can do what you want with current doxia-1.0-beta-1 (not released yet
but scheduled to be used in the next version of the site plugin), you
will be able to just put your xhtml files into src/site/xhtml.
-Lukas
Chris Berry wrote:
Hi Martin,
AFAICT, that doesn't solve the problem I have.
Use xsite to do this. Works great if you just want to skin html.
http://xsite.codehaus.org/
On 6-Jul-08, at 11:46 AM, Chris Berry wrote:
Hi Martin,
AFAICT, that doesn't solve the problem I have. I want straight-up
HTML files to be skinned by Doxia according to the site.xml
I think Dennis ans
Hi Martin,
AFAICT, that doesn't solve the problem I have. I want straight-up HTML
files to be skinned by Doxia according to the site.xml
I think Dennis answered my question; Doxia cannot do this today --
which is a shame.
IMHO, it would be better to skin HTML files unless they are
, and just
Hi Chris
did you look at segregating off the site descriptor to incorporate the list of
files to be installed/deployed ${basedir}/src/site
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-site-plugin/attach-descriptor-mojo.html#siteDirectory
HTHMartin __ Disclaim
The short answer is, no you can't do that.
The longer answer is that the underlying framework Doxia, doesn't have a
reader for (x)html files - only a writer. It has readers for the other
formats, such as apt, xdoc and fml, but not for html. Writing such a
reader is difficult because of the oft
