[just replying to the topic I am familiar with, maybe you should send separate
mails for different subjects]
Trevor Harmon wrote:
I'm getting started with Doxia but have run into some issues.
1) "mvn site" converts my APT files to HTML, but I want them converted
to PDF as well. I know PDF generation is possible with the "aptconvert"
utility, but how can I do it with Maven, preferably as part of the site
phase?
Not possible right now. There is a pdf plugin in the sandbox [1] but it only works
with Doxia-1.1 and will require maven-2.1.
-Lukas
[1]
https://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/maven/sandbox/trunk/plugins/maven-pdf-plugin/
2) Many of the figures referenced by my APT file are authored in some
proprietary format (e.g. UML illustrations), then they're converted
into PNG and placed into src/site/resources/images so that they can be
accessed by the generated HTML. But where do I store the original
files? Should I just place them alongside the PNG files in the images
directory, even though that will copy them into the site's target
directory for no reason?
3) What if I have documentation that doesn't really belong in the
project web site? For instance, we've got an Adobe Illustrator document
for printing a high-quality PDF user guide. Is there a Maven convention
on where it belongs? (Maven's standard directory layout only addresses
developer-facing files and doesn't mention anything about end-user
documentation.)
Thanks,
Trevor
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