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Hi David
On 30/12/12 20:08, David Paleino wrote:
> I already asked on #d-devel and #d-java, but no-one replied. I
> guess because no-one knew the answer :)
>
> Here's the issue: I'm updating apache-mime4j to a newer upstream
> version. Before, the source shipped a precompiled (javadoc)
> apidocs, so I just installed it into a libapache-mime4j-java-doc
> package.
>
> Now, upstream stripped the precompiled apidocs from the tarball,
> and now I'm in need of running "maven javadoc:javadoc". And here's
> the problem: maven is looking for the just-compiled artifacts in
> /usr/share/maven-repo.
>
> I tried pointing maven to debian/foo/usr/share/maven-repo (via a
> local settings.xml), but then it misses some other artifacts it
> needs to run javadoc.
>
> Then I tried adding the following line to the project's pom.xml,
> inside maven-javadoc-plugin's <configuration>:
>
> <localRepository>${basedir}/debian/libapache-mime4j-java/usr/share/maven-repo</localRepository>
>
> but during compilation I obtain:
>
> --->8--- [ERROR] BUILD ERROR [INFO]
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
[INFO] Failed to configure plugin parameters for:
> org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-javadoc-plugin:2.6.1
>
> (found static expression:
> '/home/david/deb/git/my/apache-mime4j/debian/libapache-mime4j-java/usr/share/maven-repo'
>
>
which may act as a default value).
>
>
> Cause: Cannot assign configuration entry 'localRepository' to
> 'interface org.apache.maven.artifact.repository.ArtifactRepository'
> from
> '/home/david/deb/git/my/apache-mime4j/debian/libapache-mime4j-java/usr/share/maven-repo',
>
>
which is of type class java.lang.String
> ---8<---
>
> Now I've run out of ideas. The only idea remaining is manually
> running javadoc(1).
>
> Does some of the readers of this mailing list know how to handle
> this situation in an elegant way, by configuring
> maven-javadoc-plugin?
This should be easy to handle using maven-debian-helper - which I'm
assuming you are using to build your new version of the package - it
takes alot of the headache out of using maven in an offline package
build process.
By default mdh will use the 'package' target when building the source
code; you can change this to 'install' so that the resulting jar files
get installed to the local repo during the build - the javadoc target
will then pick up the sources which have just been built OK. Set the
install target in debian/rules using something like:
DEB_MAVEN_BUILD_TARGET := install
This can create issues when you get circular dependencies in the build
process (the jar files already exist and cannot be overwritten) but in
this case I think it will just work OK.
Hope that helps
Cheers
James
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James Page
Ubuntu Core Developer
Debian Maintainer
james.p...@ubuntu.com
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