> Thanks for the suggestion. However when I run single
> webdoclet goal
> instead of running the reactor,
> maven.xdoclet.webdoclet.force=false
> option is recognized correctly. And I doubt this
> attribute needs numeric
> index since I use properties like
> maven.xdoclet.webdoclet.mergeDir and
>
2003-08-05 화 17:04, Konstantin Priblouda이(가) 씀:
--- Xavier Cho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Do you specify those properties on reactor level, or
on subprojects?
How can I specify properties on reactor level? I've tried
moving xdoclet properties from the subproject to the main
one which have
2003-08-05 화 17:30, Konstantin Priblouda이(가) 씀:
subproject level. IMHO, you could have forgot
numeric index inside property. ( some need them, some
not , and only source to discover it is to look in
plugin.jelly - beware it's 10K lines long... )
Thanks for the suggestion. However when I run
--- Xavier Cho <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, I'm using Xdoclet with Maven-1.0-beta10. When I
> run goals using
> reactor, maven.xdoclet.*doclet.force property is
> ignored and source
> files and other descriptors are always generated
> even if they're
> up-to-date.
>
> The problem doesn't occ
> How can I specify properties on reactor level? I've
> tried
> moving xdoclet properties from the subproject to the
> main
> one which have reactor definition and got the same
> result.
>
I menat project.properties on reactor level, or on
subproject level. IMHO, you could have forgot
numeric
Hi, I'm using Xdoclet with Maven-1.0-beta10. When I run goals using reactor, maven.xdoclet.*doclet.force property is ignored and source files and other descriptors are always generated even if they're up-to-date.
The problem doesn't occur if I run a single goal without using reactor.
Could
