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From: Culnane, D. J. <Dou...@id...> - 2006-11-28 16:24:34
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I have a couple of big multi module sites with a Maven 2. (StatSVN also =
works correctly now) There is a trick to get the navigation to work.
>From the parent POM site.xml:
<menu name=3D"Main Menu">
<item name=3D"Project HOME" href=3D"http://myproect.server/" />
</menu>
${modules}
${reports}
</body>
The ${modules} then links it all together. You do need a link back to =
the Home page "Project HOME". This seams to make this workable when =
deployed (not on the local disk with "mvn site" the navigation needs =
"mvn site:deploy" before it works). There may be other problems I do =
not know about.
I do not want to be a Maven 2 zelot but I know a bit about it so I talk =
about it. If it is right for a project or not is a different question.
I will have a look at QALab...
All the best,
Doug
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Von: Benoit Xhenseval [mailto:bx...@ob...]=20
Gesendet: Dienstag, 28. November 2006 17:12
An: Culnane, Douglas John; sta...@li...
Betreff: RE: [Statsvn-developers] Depedancy management.
Hi Doug,
I agree with you, this is a bit of a trick at the moment... The trick =
tries to circumvent:
- difficulty of using more than 1 jar (especially outside the Maven2 =
world)
- availability of all appropriate jars in the Maven repository
- availability of all jars for people who do not use Maven (1 or 2)
Can't you define the dependencies to be only 'compile' scope for now?
=20
We'll need to decide what we will do with regards to maven build (at the =
moment, Maven 1 gives me unique items like yDoc and ability to generate =
multi-module sites and combine the website, I believe that M2 has still =
some problems there).
By the way, would be nice to use QALab for your plugin! :-)
Cheers
Benoit
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Culnane, Douglas John
Sent: 28 November 2006 16:01
To: sta...@li...
Subject: [Statsvn-developers] Depedancy management.
Quick questions about the dependancy handeling in StatSVN.
As I understand it StatSVN depends on StatCVS, jfreechart and Ant. The =
code for StatCVS and jfreechart are in the statsvn.jar. This means you =
can supply one jar and not mess around with lids and classpath. I like =
the idea but in my maven dependancy management world it does not fit.=20
Have I understood this right?
If I do a release of StatSVN with only StatSVN packages and dependancies =
with StatCVS and JFreeChat would this work or are thes packages also =
special hacked versions?
BTW thanks a lot for the link to StatSCM got my first (not me) user and =
of cource it did not work on their computer but we fixed the =
documentation and I will try to update my project to StatSVN 0.2.0 and =
release it. Hence my questions as I am not sure about the best way I =
should package my StatSVN dependancies.
All the best,
Doug
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