Hi Sam, Please realize that "Maven a Dev's Notebook" is specific to Maven1.
In general, the comments you received in this thread were specific to Maven2 ie "mvn site" etc. In this mail list, we assume M2 unless you specify M1. The book you will want to read for M2 is "Better Builds With Maven" and it is a free PDF from www.mergere.com. For all intents, you can think of M1 and M2 as completely separate products which happen to share a name. So don't read BBwM and then try to use what you've learned in M1, or vice versa. Wayne On 10/5/06, SomeDude <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Great thank you so much Siegfried. SomeDude is not my real name of course :) I just need to be anonymous for when I ask "maybe-not-so-smart-questions". I am almost done with chapter 1 from "Maven a Developer's Notebook" and then I will start trying out your advice. Thank you again :) Siegfried Goeschl wrote: > > Hi SomeDude, > > Not sure if SomeDude is really your name ... I did such a thing for > Maven 1 ... > > +) you can explicitely define which reports should be generated - some > of them use source code whereas some other use class files (JDepend) > > +) best you start with a minimal report section > > +) you can trigger the site generation using "mvn site" somewhere within > the ant build > > +) depending on the amount of tinkering you can also generate a Surefire > report passed on your JUnit test > > Cheers, > > Siegfried Goeschl > > > PS: Good luck out there as fresh graduate ... :-) > > SomeDude wrote: >> I am very new to Maven and from the introductory reading that I have done >> I >> am starting to understand that if I were to use it in our projects I >> would >> have to replace our current build process. Here are my problems: >> >> 1) Boss wants me to see if Maven can be useful for us in the >> documentation >> process. He really likes the website feature. >> 2) Boss likes the way we build our projects since we have been using >> these >> ginormous ant scripts for years now. He will not change the build >> process. >> 3) Boss would not even consider messing with our current directory >> structures >> >> My Question is: >> >> Is there any way I could use Maven features like the website generation >> and >> report creation without having to interfere with the current project >> structure and build process? >> >> Sorry if my question is noobish, FreshGraduate! >> >> Thanx guys. >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Can-I-bypass-the-whole-Maven-build-part-%21-tf2388989.html#a6661200 Sent from the Maven - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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