Re: [Statsvn-developers] StatSCM Maven 2 Mojo.

[Doug C. <do...@cu...>]

That is what I thought too and I got the idea from one of your mails.  
This is documented for maven 1 but did not seem to work like that for
Maven 2. This might of been because I implemented the AbstractMojo not
the AbstractReportingMojo.   I checked the source of the site plugin and
found that ./xdocs was processed but it did not seem interested in
anything in target/

I have to play around some more, but thanks for the tip.

Doug

Benoit Xhenseval wrote:
> Doug,
>
> You can place the XDOC in target/generated-site/xdoc/YOURDIRECTORY
>
> This will be converted to html in target/site/YOURDIRECTORY
> Another not-fully-documented-feature...
>
> Have a look at http://qalab.sourceforge.net/
>
> Good luck and let me know
>
> Benoit
>
> PS: do not forget that the statsvn packages are going to move around... ;-)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: sta...@li...
> [mailto:sta...@li...] On Behalf Of Doug
> Culnane
> Sent: 18 November 2006 19:42
> To: sta...@li...
> Subject: [Statsvn-developers] StatSCM Maven 2 Mojo.
>
> To keep the communication and enthusiasm going here is an update.  I have
> set up the StatSCM Maven 2 Mojo project. 
> http://stat-scm.sourceforge.net/
>
> I have got past the hello world stage but it seams that the Reporting Mojo
> Interface is a lot more Java and less script to implement.
> Therefore I have a lot of playing around to do before I  understand the best
> way to implement this.  This all seems to be very new and the Documentation
> is still // TODO or keeps changing (by the hour at the moment).  Luckily
> there is plenty source out there to copy.
>
> I still have to understand the best way to handle the xdocs. 
> Unfortunatly is is not a case of placing them in "target/generated-xdocs".
> folder seems to have moved to ./xdocs which is not ideal.?...
>
> I have remove the source of StatSVN form a svn:external link to a dependancy
> so that I can control StatSVN (and StatCVS) versions more easily.
>
> My plan of attack is
> - get the handling of xdocs right and as Maven 2 integrated as possible.
> - get the log file automatically.
> - Implement date ranges and other configuration options.
> - Write HowTos and other Docs for site.
> - Have a look as implementing CVS.
>
> I will release my stuff under MIT license so that it has more chance of
> going further into the Mojo project.
>
> Comments welcome (especially Positive ones ;-) ).
>
> BTW.  (2 more Euro cents) If you use Jelopy then it always does all files.
> Therefore it needs to be bound into the build lifecycle so that only new
> code is changed.  This only works well if all agree on the "standard", the
> standard is centralized and every one uses the same build before they check
> new code in.  It is definitely a solution and make code formating a no
> brainier but it may be too much pain for not much gain...
>
> All the best,
>
> Doug
>
>
>
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