Wendy Smoak wrote:
From: "dan tran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wendy, from maven-site-plugin doco, you dont create nagivation.xml at
the root. Let the multiproejct:site generate it for you.
I have a bunch of "user-supplied documentation" that I need to link in,
and I need it to be part of the root website. AFAICT, to do that I need
to make a navigation.xml file. True?
Thanks,
FWIW, I struggled with this on a couple of projects and ended up finding
it easier and more flexible to just maintain navigation.xml at each
level. One thing that can make it slightly easier to manage the common
elements (assuming you have these) is to use XML entities. Have a look
at the commons-build project
<http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/jakarta/commons/proper/commons-build/>
that defines a setup shared by Jakarta Commons components. The
navigation.xml file there and in all of the commons subprojects refer to
an external dtd that defines xml entities corresponding to the shared
menu items. This is a little convoluted - maybe not maven "best
practice" - but works and is not that hard to maintain once you have it
set up.
Phil
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