Hi Alban,
are you sure you installed the XDoclet plugin for maven too? I can't
remember the message, but without the XDoclet plugin, maven just bomb out
with a message like it can't parse the pom. I should say I never understood
how they could accept such an external plugin dependency for only something
like two properties replacements in the pom. Actually, I think I made the
replacement myself instead of using XDoclet...
Also you were right to notice it, the required version of maven wasn't the
last one.
Have fun.
Raphaël Valyi.
On 4/13/07, Alban Scholer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear list,
I am web developer, trying to get started with Jahia. I would like to use
Eclipse with Jahia.
Obviously, I found the document explaining How To use jahia in Eclipse,
but cannot pass one of these steps.
After checking out the trunks of the directories, I should change into
maven-jahiawar-plugin and run maven plugin:install
Unfortunately, this does not work for me. I tried with the last version of
maven first, but found out (and I hope this is true), that jahia was using
maven 1.
So I downloaded maven v. 1.0.2, but I cannot have it working neither.
I have been pondering on that for a couple of hours, and I guess that:
- I don't have a correct version of maven,
- I did not checked out the project correctly.
Could you please say me what version of maven you are using, and if I am
supposed to have this in my maven-jahiawar-plugin after check-out:
*Output of ls:*
maven-jahiawar-plugin.jpx plugin.jelly
project.properties src
maven.xml plugin.properties
project.xml xdocs
Please list, be kind, help me.
With my best regards,
Alban
