Brett,
I'm using a stock Maven 2.0.2 with javadoc installed.
Does it work under the site? Using javadoc:javadoc?
Don't let my subject confuse you and to that end I am changing it. My
original message asked about the directory structure (which I am sorta
no longer worried about) _AND_ also about javadoc:javadoc generating a
zero-length apidoc/index.html file. It is the latter that I am
investigating now...
So pick any project you have, mvn clean to get rid of all, then mvn
javadoc:javadoc. What I see (and you should see) after this is:
./target/site/apidocs/
| |-- apidocs/
| |-- index.html of zero-length
| |-- com/
| |-- css/
| |-- images/
| |-- resources/
| |-- rest of javadoc html, stylesheet, etc. files
I think all is expected here except the fact that a second apidocs/
directory is created and in it a zero-length index.html file is created,
yielding this zero-length file:
./target/site/apidocs/apidocs/index.html
- apidocs/ should not be created inside of apidocs/
- and a zero-length index.html should not be created
(I think...)'
Hence my interest in that method that returns "apidocs/index.html"...
Chris
PS - I tried building maven-reporting/maven-reporting-impl the same way
as a plugin to miserable failure... Is this done a different way?
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