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Jörg Hohwiller commented on MSITE-377:
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Thanks for your hint. "mvn -N site" works fine now. I have not tested
"site:stage" yet but I will do that soon. I guess that works fine as well.
Sorry for my mistage - wherever I copy and pasted that from...
> empty page for xdoc generated
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> Key: MSITE-377
> URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MSITE-377
> Project: Maven 2.x Site Plugin
> Issue Type: Bug
> Affects Versions: 2.0-beta-7, 2.1
> Reporter: Jörg Hohwiller
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> In my project I have two xdoc files that both use the toc-macro invented with
> DOXIA-40.
> When I generate the site of my project with "mvn site", I get an entirely
> empty page for one of these xdoc files (setup-devel.xml),
> while when I do "mvn site:stage" the same happens about the other xdoc file
> (conventions.xml).
> This appears to me like a very odd bug.
> If it may help, you can use my project to reproduce this:
> http://m-m-m.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/m-m-m/trunk/
> If you run "mvn -N site" (you might only checkout src and pom.xml from trunk)
> you get the described problem with empty setup-devel.html.
> Staging the site might be a little fiddly though...
> My history about this:
> For my project I am struggeling with maven-site-plugin since years.
> After 2.0-beta-5 was released I was quite happy since I was able to stage the
> entire site of my complex multi-module-project.
> However later versions invented new features like an autogenerated
> table-of-contents (DOXIA-40) that I started to use.
> Then I figured out that beta-6 and beta-7 were very buggy about creating
> links to sub-modules (MSITE-275).
> Now all my hope is up to beta-8 that I am awaiting, where these bugs are
> fixed. But I end up with this new problem.
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