Re: [Statsvn-developers] Updated Maven Website

[Culnane, D. J. <Dou...@id...>]

My 2 Euro Cents worth (~ 0,01 UK Sterling or 0,03 US Dollar)
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I like the new site. I use Maven for exactly these kind of sites for
every project.  It has the advantage that once you know your way round
one site it is very easy to get info from another project site. From my
experiance the Maven is worth using because the project management tasks
become a real no brainer. It does however take time to learn how to get
the most out of the tool.
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I do not want to teach my grandmother to suck eggs but I use a Jelopy
Maven Plugin for formatting.  It is configured in the POM to
automatically format code during the maven build lifecycle.  Once Jelopy
if configured all code is always formated the same way automatically.
You can even put the config file in the project or a cetral webserver.
http://www.triemax.com/products/jalopy/manual/plugin-maven.html  This is
easier to manage than Eclipse formater configs.
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I have had no chance to play but I hope this weekend I will be able to
get a basic xdoc maven 2 plugin working and set up statsvn for some
project sites.
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All the best,
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Doug
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Von: sta...@li...
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Benoit Xhenseval
Gesendet: Freitag, 17. November 2006 02:20
An: sta...@li...
Betreff: [Statsvn-developers] Updated Maven Website


Hi *

I've uploaded a new website built by Maven that integrates the StatSvn
on StatSvn
(thought it would be good to eat our own dog food...)

http://www.objectlab.co.uk/statsvn/statsvn

You'll notice that the Checkstyle has dropped due to the tailoring of
the tool mainly.
I can go through some of the basic warnings if you're ok with that.

I have not reformatted any code (may be with the exception of
CacheBuilder where I may have hit format by mistake... sorry)

I think we should do an Eclipse cleanUp (Eclipse 3.2) which, amongst
other, could use 'final' wherever it can (always good practice and can
be be used by the compiler to do some clever stuff).

Any way... 01:20 am here... time to hit the sack!

Kind regards,

Benoit