my mistake, just realised I was using filters to populate the vars when copying the xdoc source document

just added the following

<filterset>
<filter token="pom.artifactId" value="${pom.artifactId}"/>
<filter token="pom.groupId" value="${pom.groupId}"/>
<filter token="pom.currentVersion" value="${pom.currentVersion}"/>
<filter token="maven.example.goal" value="${maven.example.goal}"/>
<filter token="maven.final.name" value="${maven.final.name}"/>
</filterset>



Nathan Coast wrote:

I have some xdoc that looks like this:

maven [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ example:download

which results in

maven -DartifactId=maven-ejbgen-plugin -DgroupId=codeczar-ejbgen [EMAIL PROTECTED]@ example:download

so it seems that some pom elements are available and others aren't within xdoc.

Also @maven.final.name@ is replaced but @maven.example.goal@ isn't where maven.example.goal is a property which exists within the current project.

Is there a workaround to obtain the values for these vars during site generation?

thanks
Nathan




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