>> I have a mysterious problem where maven doesn't "want" to use its xdoc-Plugin (v >> 1.6 on >> rc2). On one day invoking the site:deploy goal caused no problems while on the other day >> the build fails like this: >> >> BUILD FAILED >> File...... file:/opt/tomcat/.maven/plugins/maven-site-plugin-1.5/plugin.jelly >> Element... attainGoal >> Line...... 40 >> Column.... 42 >> No goal [xdoc:register-reports] >> Total time: 12 seconds >> Finished at: Mon May 03 12:00:55 CEST 2004
>I guess, this isn't the real cause of your problem. Is there any >other additional error output ? No, this really is all the output I get >> Trying any xdoc goal directly leads to a NoSuchGoalException. The same project's site-goal >> (and several xdoc goals) build perfectly on my local Win2000 machine, but on the >> server >> (Sun Solaris) they won't. >This smells like a display problem, which occurs if you are e.g. using >fonts on Unix and you neither have a DISPLAY set nor using JDK 1.4 >with the headless option. Does the problem occurs if you are running >maven from the CLI and you are sure that you can start X programs >(like xlock) from the command line (with a valid DISPLAY environment >variable set) ? As this goal _used_ to succeed, I don't think this is the cause. On my Win2000 client calling maven -g lists among all the others the [xdoc] goals, while on that Sun machine maven -g will not mention [xdoc]. Is there any config file that informs maven about the plugins installed? I tried deleting the maven-plugin-xdoc directory in the user's maven/plugin directory and called maven site:deploy once again. While it fails the xdoc-plugin is reinstalled in the user's .maven path. Still clueless, Christian --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
