Right! Yes, I get the empty file too. I thought the problem was with apidocs/index.html which is fine.
- Brett On 2/10/06, Chris Markle <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > 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? > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
