Why are you not just "overloading" the dvsl goal. right now it is just a workaround, but it should help anyhow. just copy the stuff from the plugin.jelly into your maven.xml and change what you like.
Probably we should introduce a variable as well?

Anyhow, the thing you are doing is not standard and I believe that you have to change more then just the dvsl, so it would be a good idea to stuff this part into your own maven.xml.

Markus

Michal Maczka wrote:

>I have following remark concerning XDOC plugin.
>
>I think that's the pity that this plugin is not letting to use user's own
>site.dvsl
>It's always using the on which is in plugin directory.
>
><dvsl:dvsl
> ...
> style = "${plugin.dir}/site.dvsl"
> ...
></dvsl:dvsl>
>
>
>I think that it would be useful if this limitation was removed.
>For example I try to use Maven for the project which is applying anakia/dvsl
>transformation to src tree directories,
>where src are written in xdoc format.
>Those XDOCs have got nothing to do with project xdoc (maven xdoc).
>For the moment it is not possible to use xdoc plugin for such task.
>
>Recently I have seen the information that in Maven. DVSL is going to be
>replaced in favor of Jelly.
>Maybe during this port this design issue can be taken into consideration?
>
>I think that something working on lower level than current XDOC plugin is
>needed.
>"This Thing" should do xdoc transformations without any assumption that is
>doing that in order to generate
>a website for a "Maveninzed project".
>
>regards
>
>Michal
>
>
>
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