I think you have come across a bug with Bug ID 4403166 in java.io.File.
Another longtime bugaboo for many developers, the issue with paths with more
than 255 characters on the Microsoft Windows operating system has finally been
resolved. Seems to be fixed in b19 of Mustang :-)
Hmm.. How can they solve that, windows itself does not support it?
2005/6/15, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I think you have come across a bug with Bug ID 4403166 in java.io.File.
Another longtime bugaboo for many developers, the issue with paths with more
than 255 characters on the
Seems to be a windows problem. You could move your workspace folder and all
subfolders to
c:\workspace, and run maven multiproject:site from that location. Hope this
helps.
-- David Låås
Hmm.. How can they solve that, windows itself does not support it?
I think you have come across a bug
I guess not... Just use subst to create a drive
pointing to it and it should be fine... A workaround,
yes, but it's not too much of a hack.
--- Wim Deblauwe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hmm.. How can they solve that, windows itself does
not support it?
2005/6/15, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL
For some reason, and I've never gotten this before,
I'm getting aggregate file copy errors.. ex:
Failed to copy C:\Documents and Settings\melnicj1\My
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Sent: Friday, December 12, 2003 9:55 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: multiproject:site problem
Hi,
I've got strange error with multiproject:site. I have a set
of project [X, Y, Z], if I use goal [multiproject:site], it
fail
Hi,
I've got strange error with multiproject:site. I have a set of project [X, Y,
Z], if I use goal [multiproject:site], it fail on project X.
Error is : Goal [xdoc:register-reports] has no action definition
But if I run goal [site] inside project X, it works fine and the site is generated.
