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xdoc-plugin max num of files per project = 30
This is kinda strange..
I have a project with 40 xdoc files. When I run xdoc:transform, I see the
following echo statement 40 times and 40 html files are constructed in
target/docs.
Generating ABBA.html from ABBA.xml
So the xdoc plugin.jelly performJSL target appears to be iterating
correctly for all the files.
Unfortunately only the first 30 of these files correctly apply site.jsl.
The remaining 10 files merely contain the xdoc xml source???
Whilst debugging, I added the following log entry to the xdoc site.jsl:
<jsl:template match="document" trim="true">
<log:info> -----> GENERATING DOCUMENT </log:info>
...
</jsl:template>
After rerunning xdoc:transform (with debug on) on the 40 xdoc files, this
statement only outputted 30 times.
Can anyone think of a reason why only the first 30 files are transformed
correctly but the remainder are not.
The 30 maximum appears to happen regardless of file size or content.
More specifically, I tried the test with 40 x 1k files and 40 x 30k files
with the same results.
Cheers
Mark
BTW: I'm running Maven 1.0 rc1 with maven-xdoc-plugin-1.5
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Re: xdoc-plugin max num of files per project = 30
Posted by di...@multitask.com.au.
xdoc 1.5 is not compatible with rc1.
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dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting
Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
Mark.Katheklakis@allianz.com.au wrote on 09/02/2004 10:26:43 AM:
>
> This is kinda strange..
>
> I have a project with 40 xdoc files. When I run xdoc:transform, I see
the
> following echo statement 40 times and 40 html files are constructed in
> target/docs.
> Generating ABBA.html from ABBA.xml
> So the xdoc plugin.jelly performJSL target appears to be iterating
> correctly for all the files.
>
> Unfortunately only the first 30 of these files correctly apply site.jsl.
> The remaining 10 files merely contain the xdoc xml source???
>
> Whilst debugging, I added the following log entry to the xdoc site.jsl:
> <jsl:template match="document" trim="true">
> <log:info> -----> GENERATING DOCUMENT </log:info>
> ...
> </jsl:template>
> After rerunning xdoc:transform (with debug on) on the 40 xdoc files,
this
> statement only outputted 30 times.
> Can anyone think of a reason why only the first 30 files are transformed
> correctly but the remainder are not.
>
> The 30 maximum appears to happen regardless of file size or content.
> More specifically, I tried the test with 40 x 1k files and 40 x 30k
files
> with the same results.
>
> Cheers
> Mark
>
> BTW: I'm running Maven 1.0 rc1 with maven-xdoc-plugin-1.5
>
>
>
>
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