On 8/3/07, Matt Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Though I am an avid reader of fantasy fiction, I > don't think magic has much place in the realm of > software development. For this reason I despair--and > I say this in awareness that I may offend some > folks--whenever I am forced to work with Maven. I can > never figure out what's going on, and any > documentation I find doesn't tell me what I need to > know, at least (to be fair) not in such a way that I > recognize the datum that will help me when I see it. > > From this perspective, will someone please recommend > a resource that will tell me in no uncertain terms WTF > is going on with a Maven site and/or particularly your > "average" Apache Commons site? I want to bring the > JXPath site more in line with e.g. IO/Lang for the 1.3 > release but am at a loss to determine how to invoke > some of the black magic necessary to accomplish this.
Not quite sure what you want - JXPath site doesn't look that out of line with what lang/io look like. You only have a maven1 build ATM - if you're happy to stick with that then the file that controls the menu is xdocs/navigation.xml - all the other xml files in the xdocs directory get converted to html pages - so if you create a xdocs/foo.xml - it will generate a foo.html page and you can add menu reference to foo.html in your navigation.xml to put a link on the menu. If you want to use maven2 - then you need some other bits (which I'm happy to help with if you want). Perhaps you could be more specific about what your're trying to achieve though. Niall > Thanks, > Matt --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
