Dynamic links in Maven2 site - how to provide runtime properties to site.xml

[Erez Nahir <er...@gmail.com>]

Hi,

I would like to create "Download" link from my site, the issue I'm 
having is that the link is generated during the build and contains a 
timestamp.
In my project's site.xml I have something like:
<menu name="Downloads">
      <item name="RPM" href="<url>/${timestamp}/rpm/"/>
      <item name="Zip" href="<url>/${timestamp}/xip/"/>
</menu>

I'm not sure if that's the proper way and have not found any 
document/example.

Is it possible to pass properties to the site.xml?
Any other way to support dynamic links?

Thanks,
Erez.

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Re: M2, Junit 4.1 - Test names

[Dennis Lundberg <de...@apache.org>]

Lageson,Thomas M wrote:
> I have Maven 2 working with Junit 4.1 using the surefire 2.3-SNAPSHOT.
> The only thing that isn't working as expected is that the test classes
> need to have a name that ends in Test (e.g. MyAppTest.java).  Having
> names like MyAppTest1.java or MyApp.java means that Maven can't seem to
> recognize that as a test class.  Junit 4.1 doesn't have this requirement
> or expectation for the test name.
> 
> Are other people seeing this behavior?
> 
> - Tom

This is the default behavior of the surefire-plugin. Read more about 
inclusion and exclusions here:

 
http://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/inclusion-exclusion.html

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Dennis Lundberg

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M2, Junit 4.1 - Test names

["Lageson,Thomas M" <TL...@travelers.com>]

I have Maven 2 working with Junit 4.1 using the surefire 2.3-SNAPSHOT.
The only thing that isn't working as expected is that the test classes
need to have a name that ends in Test (e.g. MyAppTest.java).  Having
names like MyAppTest1.java or MyApp.java means that Maven can't seem to
recognize that as a test class.  Junit 4.1 doesn't have this requirement
or expectation for the test name.

Are other people seeing this behavior?

- Tom



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