Here a exemple of Restlet Maven Site generated: http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/
> - Global JavaDoc http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/apidocs/index.html > - Code coverage (Cobertura) Example with org.restlet Core API: http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/org.restlet/cobertura/index.html (This report isn't representative because Unit Tests aren't move in their respective projects) > - Static analysis of code (PDM) Example with org.restlet Core API: http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/org.restlet/pmd.html > - HTML cross reference sources http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/xref/index.html > - Global Dashboard of results http://jycronier.free.fr/tmp/restlet-maven-site/dashboard-report.html (This report isn't representative because Unit Tests aren't move in their respective projects) I will remove these pages in very few months JY a écrit : > "Restlet" uses "Ant" to build the entire project and modules. And it > works pretty well! :-) > > It's very difficult for me to compare actual huge and complex Restlet > Ant build system with a Maven's one because I never use ant for big > projects like Restlet. And I know too much of Maven to be objective! ;) > So, let's the community have an opinion. > > So, I begin a little migration of project's structure to be more compliant: > - remove number version on extension project folder > (ex: org.restlet.ext.atom_1.0 -> org.restlet.ext.atom) > - Move all Java source from /src to /src/main/java > - Move all other than Java source from /src to /src/main/resources > - Create a parent pom.xml to define all common properties > (specially for the "maven site" generation) > - Move pom from build/tmpl/poms to their respective project > - Copy (quick and dirty way) properties to pom.xml > > Now, simple command "mvn package" make packaging of each extensions. > In attachments, you can find an export of modified project (only folder > "modules" from commit 4070) and the "mvn site" will generate > automatically from sources ("mvn site") : > - Global JavaDoc > - Code coverage (Cobertura) > - Static analysis of code (PDM) > - HTML cross reference sources > - Global Dashboard of results > - Etc … > > Other works can be performed: > - Use of Maven Tycho > (http://docs.codehaus.org/display/M2ECLIPSE/Tycho+user+docs) : > * Automatic build of OSGi bundle > * No need of dependency declarations in pom.xml > (MANIFEST.MF is enough) > - Move Unit tests under each modules > - Finish moving no-Java files to: src/resources > - Continuous integration (ex: Continuum, Cruise Control or Hudson?) > > > > > > > Merry Christmas!!! :) > > ------------------------------------------------------ > http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=991625 ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=991696
