Thanks Vincent! Just what I was looking for. Actually, I kind of expected the versions element to have something to do with it, so I put one in my POM. Since I really didn't have any "official" releases of my test project, I used HEAD as tag element in my version. Had I been a bit smarter, I would have put several version elements in there! (The version element with the HEAD tag is skipped when generating the report)
If you want, - once I get my project running with this - I can make a note of what I did. You can use it as Download Report documentation - or you can throw it away and forget you ever read it. ;) Thanks again! Regards Bent On Tue, 22 Jun 2004 22:37:19 +0200, Vincent Massol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Bent, > > This should probably be better documented (patches are welcome) but the > downloads.jelly report actually looks for <version> elements in your POM > to find out what versions have been released. If you haven't defined > any, no link will be created. > > If you wish to understand better the logic, have a look in the xdoc > plugin, in plugin-resources/templates/downloads.jelly. You'll see the > following line: > > <!-- Find list of versions by looking up the <version> element > in the POM --> > > and then some code logic to iterate over the <version> elements. > > Thanks > -Vincent > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Bent Andre Solheim [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Sent: 22 June 2004 19:53 >> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> Subject: Getting links to work in the Download report >> >> Hello Maven users, >> >> I have been working with Maven the last few days in hopes of using as > part >> of the development process in the company I work. Yesterday I tried to > get >> the Download Report into my project page - with limited luck. I > discovered >> that to make it appear in the first place, I had to set the >> maven.xdoc.distributionUrl in my project.properties file. So far, so > good >> - but there are no download links in the report. My question is; how > do I >> make my releases and distributions appear in this page? I would also > like >> to have a link to a "nightly build". Is this possible? >> >> I realize a similar question was posted by J. B. Rainsberger some two >> weeks ago, but I am unable to get to the bottom of this with the >> information in that thread. >> >> Any pointers, links, tips or walk-throughs are greatly appreciated! :) >> >> >> Best regards >> Bent Andr� Solheim >> >> By the way; really enjoy Maven! It's probably only a question of time >> before we all use it around here! :) >>
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