I'm posting this again because Jason's answer is not clear to me:
I just downloaded Maven 1.0-beta7 and followed the instructions on how
to integrate and use Maven to generate site docs. However, when I execute
Maven feeding it the 'site:generate' arg, I receive the following output:
[ERROR] BUILD FAILED
[ERROR] Goal "site:generate" does not exist in this project.
Maven does download my dependencies just fine, but that's all that
happens. The target dir is not created at all. According to the docs,
I don't need to define a site:generate target, right? So what am I
missing here? I'm using Java 1.4.1_01.
JvZ>I removed the site:generate alias without deprecating it so I put back
JvZ>i.e. the goal "site:generate" is back in the site plugin. Sorry about
JvZ>that.
Are you talking about in CVS or where?
I've even tried to list the available goals and here is the output:
Available [Plugins] / Goals
```````````````````````````
[build] ( NO DEFAULT GOAL )
start ...................... ( NO DESCRIPTION )
As you can see, there is only one goal available, the start goal (which
I'm guessing is implemented by Maven). Do I need to create a maven.xml
just to perform a site:generate?
Bruce
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