I am trying to publish a plain Java project to the web. So far, I have managed to get all the reports working, and now my site has no links at all to a distribution. Here is a sketch of what I've done.
1. Set up project.xml. Dependencies are cool, info is cool, builds and tests the product without incident; Clover works.
2. Set up project.properties to generate the site to my "web site distribution" directory, which is outside my project's tree. (My site is diasparsoftware.com; the project will be published to diasparsoftware.com/toolkit.)
The problem is that the generated site contains no links to the distribution. I have tried
maven dist maven site:generate
But for some reason, the site has no links to the distribution. What magic incantation will make that happen? I know the distribution is OK, because I can see the .jar files and whatnot, but the generated site only has Project Documentation; no Downloads section.
Please, someone either:
* point me to a /good/ tutorial
* point me to a narrow section of the reference material
* be so kind as to spell it out in an e-mail, which I will post on my weblog as Google bait for future generations
Thanks. -- J. B. Rainsberger, Diaspar Software Services http://www.diasparsoftware.com :: +1 416 791-8603 Let's write software that people understand
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