Hi,
I've been playing with Maven over the last little while, and have
gotten things to the point where I'm almost totally happy. I just
have one task left to do, and it seems that somebody must have come
across this before, or I'm taking the wrong approach.
It has to do with distributions. I can deploy my binary and source
distribution to the remote repository (our internal repository)
without problem. I want these to be referenced from the site, but I
can't see any way to do that. Is there some reason that your
distributions (ie a downloadable src zip and a downloadable bin zip)
should not be available from the site? In my travels I haven't come
across anyone who has made them available like this, so I'm wondering
what I'm missing.
I would also like to make a downloadable docs zip, and I have also
made my own plugin which repackages the same stuff in yet another way
(called a framework - it's just the product jar and dependencies
bundled up with an XML file). So I would like to have all 4 of these
products in my dist directory (which they are), and then referenced
from the site, so that they are available for download (which they
aren't, yet).
I view these as separate from the released product, which produces a
jar and is available from the downloads page. Initially I wanted them
all on the downloads page, but I guess that is taboo.
So before I make a plugin which summarizes the distributions and
produces an xdoc, what am I missing?
Thanks,
J
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Julian Wood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Programmer/Analyst
University of Calgary
http://commons.ucalgary.ca
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