[Embedlets-dev] [Forrest] Linking to a .pdf file

[Ted K. <tk...@ya...>]

Nicola,

I have a Forrest question for you.  I am in the process of putting together a
Forrest based Embedlets website and I would like to link to the .pdf
Architecture Discussion document directly from the site navigation tab.  Here
is the section of the site.xml file which contains the href to the .pdf file:


<site label="Embedlets" href="" xmlns="http://apache.org/forrest/linkmap/1.0">

  <about label="About">
    <index label="Index" href="index.html"/>
    <specification label="Draft Embedlets spec"
href="pdfs/Outpost_ArchitectureDiscussionDocument_13.pdf">
    </specification>
    <japl label="JAPL" href="ihtml-sample.html"/>
    <outpost label="Outpost" href="ihtml-sample.html"/>
    <target_embedded_systems label="Target systems" href="ihtml-sample.html"/>
    <graphic_wiring_tool label="Graphic wiring tool" href="ehtml-sample.html"/>
    <development_site label="Development site" href="" />
    <development_list label="Development list" href=""/>
    <embedded_enterprise_list label="Embedterprise list" href="" />
    <faq label="FAQs" href="faq.html"/>
  </about>
[snip]


I have placed the .pdf file into the src/documentation/resources/pdfs directory
but when I build the site, Forrest process this .pdf file instead of just
copying it unaltered into the build/site/pdfs directory.

Do you have any suggestions on how I can get the .pdf file to be copied
unaltered into the build/site/pdfs directory?


Thanks!

Ted

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