maven-plugins-developer

[Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[<sie...@it...>]

Hi folks,

could you provide some short descriptions about the following plugins 
in xdocs/index.xml:

+) aptdoc   
+) dbunit   
+) doxygen   
+) findbugs 


Furthermore the following plugins don't compile due to missing 
dependencies

+) doxygen
+) kodo


I would like to upload the website to SF since I updated all of my 
own plugins.


Thanks in advance

Siegfried Goeschl

Re: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[Andy J. <an...@aj...>]

On Monday 25 Aug 2003 18:35, Siegfried G=F6schl wrote:
> could you provide some short descriptions about the following plugins
> in xdocs/index.xml:
>
> +) aptdoc
> +) dbunit
> +) doxygen
> +) findbugs

I've just put a very simple line in for each - copied from the respective=20
project.xml files (description tag). This whole page (index.xml) ought to b=
e=20
automatic - and there are some changes in the multiproject plugin in CVS he=
ad=20
that may help (but I've not tried it) about an "overview page".

> Furthermore the following plugins don't compile due to missing
> dependencies
>
> +) doxygen
> +) kodo

doxygen depends on ant-doxygen (http://www.stack.nl/~dimitri/doxygen/) - wh=
ich=20
is GPL, so could be included in the plugin-resources - but its not my plugi=
n=20
so I've done nothing there :-)

Siegfried - see private mail re: kodo - it depends on commercial jars (for=
=20
RUNTIME), and hence you cannot distribute these jar's - just put something =
in=20
your repository as placeholders for these jars to keep the build happy - it=
s=20
not going to actually use them since they are not BUILD dependencies.


You may find that you need to remove the xdocs/navigation.xml to get the=20
correct website navigation generation - "maven multiproject" takes the orde=
r=20
of 2 hours (!) to run on my laptop due to Maven's leaking memory, so haven'=
t=20
played with it much.


=2D-=20
Andy

RE: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[Eric P. <ep...@up...>]

Hi all,

I wrote the findbugs plugin.  Dion very generously committed it for me.
However, I do have some more patches to submit.  Rather then bother Dion all
the time, could you give me access to the SF site?  My SF id is "dep4b"..

Not sure how formal you'all are, if needed I can "nominate" myself :-)

Sincerely,

Eric Pugh

Re: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[Andy J. <an...@aj...>]

On Tuesday 26 Aug 2003 15:45, Eric Pugh wrote:
> I wrote the findbugs plugin.  Dion very generously committed it for me.
> However, I do have some more patches to submit.  Rather then bother Dion
> all the time, could you give me access to the SF site?  My SF id is
> "dep4b"..

Can't you check the changes in yourself ... using the CVS details on SF ? I 
was only added to the project last week and i've no problem commiting things, 
and besides, you're down on the SF site as an 'admin' to the project so 
should be able to do everything :-)

-- 
Andy

RE: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[Eric P. <ep...@up...>]

I would like to gratefully accept the "Bonehead of the Month" award.....

Andy was right about the permissions.  I forgot that I worked with Sigi a
long time ago when he was first working on the Canoo Webtest plugin.  It had
been so long ago that when Dion first proposed putting the FindBugs plugin
on maven-plugins I had totally forgotton about being a member already.

Thanks go to Andy for pointing this out to me!

Proud holder of the Bonehead award,
Eric Pugh

> -----Original Message-----
> From: mav...@li...
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>  Behalf Of
> Andy Jefferson
> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 8:44 AM
> To: mav...@li...
> Subject: Re: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation
>
>
> On Tuesday 26 Aug 2003 15:45, Eric Pugh wrote:
> > I wrote the findbugs plugin.  Dion very generously
> committed it for me.
> > However, I do have some more patches to submit.  Rather
> then bother Dion
> > all the time, could you give me access to the SF site?  My SF id is
> > "dep4b"..
>
> Can't you check the changes in yourself ... using the CVS
> details on SF ? I
> was only added to the project last week and i've no problem
> commiting things,
> and besides, you're down on the SF site as an 'admin' to the
> project so
> should be able to do everything :-)
>
> --
> Andy
>
>
>
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Re: [Maven-plugins-developer] Plugin documentation

[<sie...@it...>]

Hi dIon,

sorry for the confusion - on the top level project there is no 
description of the plugins, i.e. maven-plugins/xdoc/index.xml

I'm not an expert about the permission within SF but you have Release 
Technician rights now. If there is anybody out how need more 
permissions just tell me ... :-)

Thanks in advance

Siegfried Goeschl



On 26 Aug 2003 at 16:32, di...@mu... wrote:

> 
> 
> mav...@li... wrote on 
> 26/08/2003 03:35:56 AM:
> 
> > Hi folks,
> > 
> > could you provide some short descriptions about the following 
> plugins 
> > in xdocs/index.xml:
> > 
> > +) aptdoc  
> > +) dbunit  
> > +) doxygen  
> > +) findbugs 
> Is there something wrong with their site?
> 
> http://maven-plugins.sourceforge.net/findbugs/index.html
> http://maven-plugins.sourceforge.net/dbunit/index.html
> 
> ?
> > Furthermore the following plugins don't compile due to missing
> > dependencies
> > 
> > +) doxygen
> > +) kodo
> > 
> > 
> > I would like to upload the website to SF since I updated all of my
> > own plugins.
> 
> Can someone please fix the permissions on the server so that we can
> all do this???
>