Chad,
Try this:
<j:set var="dummy" value="${pom.setSiteAddress(myHost)}"/>
<j:set var="dummy" value="${pom.setSiteDirectory(publishDir)}"/>
publishDir is the property passed in from Anthill. You can set myHost in
a *.properties file or with <j:set> or pass it in with -D.
I don't have AnthillPro, but you can pass in command-line properties
with AnthillOS. Click the link to edit a project's build properties.
The next screen lets you add one or more anthill.build.ant.params
properties. Just add one that has a '-DmyHost=whatever'. Maybe
AnthillPro has something similar?
Jeff
On Thu, 29 Jul 2004, at 11:12:42 [GMT -0700] Chad Woolley wrote:
> Jeff,
> The problem is that the publishDir changes (there is a subdirectory for
> each individual build). So, I can't hardcode a specific location.
> I can get at the Anthill publishDir property that is passed in, but I
> don't know how to make this override the "host" and "directory" from the
> maven POM.
> The real problem I guess is that the POM entries seem to be immutable,
> unless you specify a variable like <directory>${myVar}</directory>.
> However, (as far as I know) you can only set these via System properties
> on the command line, which I don't know how to do when maven is invoked
> via Anthill. I've got a separate thread going on this specific question
> (How can I override the currentversion from the POM).
> I'm probably missing something very obvious here, but I don't know what.
> Thanks,
> Chad
> Jefferson K. French wrote:
>> Chad,
>>
>> I use AnthillOS and Maven, but publish to a different location and
>> have an entry in navigation.xml that points to the Anthill build logs.
>>
>> Since you can specify the host and directory to which Maven deploys
>> the site, can you not just deploy the site to the Anthill publishDir?
>>
>> Jeff
>>
>> On Wed, 28 Jul 2004, at 11:32:25 [GMT -0700] Chad Woolley wrote:
>>
>>
>>>> Hi,
>>
>>
>>>> Does anyone out there use Anthill Pro with Maven to manage the automatic
>>>> publishing of their Maven-generated site to the Anthill Intranet?
>>
>>
>>>> There seem to be some hardcoded stuff in the maven site:deploy goals
>>>> which make
>>>> this difficult. I have written some postGoal hacks, but they are ugly,
>>>> and I
>>>> don't really want to duplicate them across projects, or go to the trouble of
>>>> making a plugin out of them. Is there a simple solution?
>>
>>
>>>> I would greatly appreciate it if anyone can share their experience or
>>>> code samples.
>>
>>
>>>> Thanks,
>>>> Chad
>>
>>
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