scp is fine when it has shell acces it zips everything up and sends
the zip and then unpacks it at the destination (eg at apache)
WebDAV is the issue here
Sent from my [rhymes with tryPod] ;-)
On 28 Dec 2009, at 14:37, Lee Thompson <[email protected]> wrote:
Stephen Connolly wrote:
>it's javadoc, xref and cobertura that cause the pain
Its because the contents of a maven site aren't packaged into a war
and dropped on a standard servlet engine. If you had all the little
files bundled up, you would push one big compressed file. Creating
and deleting the DAV or SCP connection kills you. Doing a keep-
alive helps, but then you still have the ACK/NAK of the little files
stuffed into little packets when what you want to push lots of big
packets and let TCP/IP optimize the transmission flow control
underneath the DAV/SCP protocols. maven-site-plugin needs a better
lifecycle to push packages, not files. Files suck.
