Jorg Heymans wrote:
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
I will setup Continuum to publish the 2.2 docs at the zone this week.
Just remember, Continuum was meant to do continuous integration. Getting
it to do site publishing is doable, but IMO not a good idea. If all you
need is to run a maven goal using a specific profile then you'ld be much
better off with cron and some log dumping to public_html. Continuum has
a fair amount of quirks, just like maven has. Not to mention the fact
that i regularly have to rebuild the instance because the database gets
corrupted.
Back again after the 3 days ASF infrastructure outage :-)
As you might saw, I've added a build-docs.sh script to cocoon/trunk. As
Continuum supports "Shell Projects" this seems to me to be the best alternative
as you only have to create a project, point to the shell script, link it with
the scheduler and add a mail notifier.
Hence the maintainance of this setup should be fairly simple. I also adapted the
settings.xml of the user "maven" at the zone. It contains the Daisy credentials
and some properties now.
The advantage of this solution is that we get the notification mechanism for
free. The downside _could_ be that Continuum doesn't rebuild the docs if there
hasn't been a change in SVN when a project is triggered by the scheduler. But
I'm not sure about this.
In any case, if you need a hand setting it up let me know.
Could you configure the DOC_GENERATION scheduler so that it runs every 4 hours?
(I'm not an expert for cron expressions.)
And I have a question: How can I override a configuration parameter from the
command line? The problem is that "http://cocoon.zones.apache.org:9263";, the
repository URL, can't be resolved from within the zone. As a temporary
workaround I changed the repository URL in our root pom to http://localhost:9263
but this obviously only works from within the zone.
I tried it with "mvn site -DrepoUrl=http://localhost:9263"; but this way the
value doesn't get set. In the mojo, the repo URL is configured like that:
/**
* The Daisy repo server url.
*
* @parameter expression="${repoUrl}"
* @required
*/
protected String repoUrl;
Any ideas? Am I doing something wrong, or is it a bug?
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