Thank you very much , i am goint to work on it right now
Emmanuel Venisse wrote: > > To run "mvn site..." you should modify the build definition. > The best way to view generated pages is to deploy them to an http server > with the site-deploy goal that use the distributionManagement in your POM > > Emmanuel > > ichasco a écrit : >> Ok, it´s works!! I always used the option upload pom.xml and I didn´t >> take >> care that it would works with the url option. >> >> I have just had a new question, if for example i want to do: mvn site... >> how >> can i do to copy the files that this action makes into ther repository >> https://.../svn/projectA/site (for example)? Is it possible? I believe >> that >> i have read in the forum that these files can only be stored in the build >> output directory but i don´t know if it is true or it happened with older >> versions. >> >> Thank you very much >> >> >> Emmanuel Venisse wrote: >>> ok, so you go to the "Add Maven 2.O.X" page, add the url to your pom >>> "https://......../svn/projectA/pom.xml"; and submit. >>> The project is now added with a default build definition ("clean >>> install" >>> goals) that you'll can modify. >>> >>> Emmanuel >>> >>> ichasco a écrit : >>>> Sorry, >>>> >>>> It is a maven 2 project which is in a repository in subversion. >>>> >>>> Emmanuel Venisse wrote: >>>>> Is it a maven 1 or 2 project, ant project or a shell project? >>>>> >>>>> ichasco a écrit : >>>>>> Hi all! >>>>>> >>>>>> I´m new with Continuum and I don´t have things very clear yet. I have >>>>>> a >>>>>> project created in subversion in the url >>>>>> https://......../svn/projectA/ >>>>>> . >>>>>> My >>>>>> question is: how can I compile it with continuum ? >>>>>> >>>>>> Thank you very much >>>>> >>> >>> >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/How-to-compile-a-project-on-svn--tf4639248.html#a13365455 Sent from the Continuum - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
