Hi Eric,
In trying to implement your suggestion, from <reports> in project.xml
I've eliminated all but maven-junit-report-plugin and created a new goal
in maven.xml. I've searched the archives but have been figure out the
syntax to manually register reports with the xdoc plug-in via its
registerReports tag. Here is the relevant section from the maven.xml
(in this case register the checkstyle report if OS is Linux):
<goal name="regReports">
<j:when test="${systemScope['os.name'].startsWith('Linux')}">
[register checkstyle report here....]
</j:when>
</goal>
Thanks so much,
Alex
-----Original Message-----
From: Eric Giguere [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 5:55 AM
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: OS-conditional report generation
Hello Alex
Maybe creating a goal in your maven.xml that will "manually" register
the reports you want to run instead of using the built-in mechanism
offered by the <reports> tag in you project.xml?
Note that you still have to supply at least 1 report in the project.xml
otherwise, default behavior of the xdoc plugin will fill the report list
with a bunch of default report. I guess that registering your reports
before the plugin gets invoke would also do the trick.
There is a registerReport tag in the doc taglib declared by the xdoc
plugin that can be used to do so.
Hope it helps
Eric.
Alex Borchers wrote:
>I am new to Maven and would like some guidance as to how to best
achieve
>the following: I have a project that needs to be each compiled/tested
on
>osx, win, and linux platforms and the results published to a project
web
>site. In searching these archives, I've determined how to detect the
OS
>within maven.xml, and would like to now use that information to specify
>which reports get executed during site:generate on each platform. What
>I'm aiming for is to have all reports generated when site:generate is
>run on linux, but on mac and windows, just have the junit report
created
>as junit-report-mac.html and junit-report-win.html. If possible I'd
>like to do something cleaner than create OS-specific cleans as a
>post-goal (i.e. have only the reports generated as a function of the
>OS).
>
>Thank you.
>
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