On 2025/04/22 21:47:03 w f wrote:
> I'm trying to send my generated Java docs to a custom directory.
Why do you need this? You are getting yourself in trouble because other tools
expect a specific location for the Javadoc output.
M
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On 2025/04/22 21:47:03 w f wrote:
> I'm trying to send my generated Java docs to a custom directory.
Why do you need this? You are getting yourself in trouble because other tools
expect a specific location for the Javadoc output.
M
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On 2025/04/22 21:47:03 w f wrote:
> I'm trying to send my generated Java docs to a custom directory.
Why do you need this? You are getting yourself in trouble because other tools
expect a specific location for the Javadoc output.
M
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On 2025/04/22 21:47:03 w f wrote:
> I'm trying to send my generated Java docs to a custom directory.
Why do you need this? You are getting yourself in trouble because other tools
expect a specific location for the Javadoc output.
M
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You should set *outputDirectory*, if you're going to generate stand alone
reports:
https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-javadoc-plugin/javadoc-mojo.html#outputDirectory
... place my generated documents into ${project.basedir}/docs
When you say you want to put them in the /docs directory, is th
So I ran "Maven -> Show Effective POM" and looked at the file.
The correct path is being generated but never being populated.
Is there something else I can try?
On Tuesday, April 22, 2025 at 07:57:53 PM EDT, Bernd Eckenfels
wrote:
In such cases I typically use two tools,
a) the -X outpu
In such cases I typically use two tools,
a) the -X output, specifically to see the actual config parameters assigned to
a mojo and
b) look at the effective Pom to make sure there are no different executions
which I was unaware of.
Maybe that helps in this case (somehow I think there is a differ
I'm trying to send my generated Java docs to a custom directory.
I've added the following to my pom.xml:
org.apache.maven.plugins
maven-javadoc-plugin
3.11.2
${project.basedir}/docs
:
:
:
According to
