John Wells wrote:
So, I have a hierarchy of Maven builds.
I was hoping, that the site I generated from the top would contain links
to the sub-sites. Looks like that does not happen by default, all I get
from the "top" layer is a site that is about the top layer pom (not very
interesting, really).
So I wondered:
OK, let me go a bit deeper. Ah, I see, there is something called a
site.xml that seems like it will let me do a bit more with the site.
Unfortunately, the documentation for this is non-existent. It says it
replaces the Maven 1.0 navigation.xml, but it doesn't give any reference
for it, or description of how it supposed to be used.
You are correct in this, documentation is sparse. The format is pretty
much the same as for navigation.xml. You can have a look at this .mdo
file from doxia that is used to understand the site.xml file:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/maven/doxia/trunk/doxia-decoration-model/src/main/mdo/decoration.mdo?rev=359931&view=markup
It reads pretty much like an xsd file.
Is there anyway someone could help me? Is there better documentation
anywhere out there about "site.xml". Is it the same format or different
from "navigation.xml"? How do I get nice links to all the several
sub-projects (and some of them have children too)?
Put this section into your top level pom.xml specifying the sub modules
you want.
<modules>
<module>module-1</module>
<module>module-2</module>
...
</modules>
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Dennis Lundberg
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