Multiple subprojects and maven:site.

[Tuomo Syvänperä <tu...@tollot.net>]

Hi,
Just started using Mave 2 a few days ago, and I must say that so far I 
have been quite impressed.
I have a project where I've got one parent project and three subprojects 
under it.
How can I generate the project site with maven:site so that it will 
include all those subprojects too ?
What I would like to do is merge for example the javadocs and project 
reports of those subdirectories.
Is this possible  ?

/tuomo

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Re: Multiple subprojects and maven:site.

[Joerg Hohwiller <jo...@j-hohwiller.de>]

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Tuomo Syvänperä wrote:
> Hi,
Hi Tuomo,

> Just started using Mave 2 a few days ago, and I must say that so far I
> have been quite impressed.
> I have a project where I've got one parent project and three subprojects
> under it.
I do have up to 3 levels and dependencies not conform with the hierarchie.
Its amazing that all is working without problem ;)
> How can I generate the project site with maven:site so that it will
> include all those subprojects too ?
I am waiting for the same thing. This was asked several times before.
If you dig into the archives (e.g. the thread "[m2] Is a new version of the site
plugin coming?") you can find out how to run the unreleased snapshot.
Or you may be patient and just wait some time...
> What I would like to do is merge for example the javadocs and project
> reports of those subdirectories.
> Is this possible  ?
I can not tell, but from what I do expect this will not work with the comming
release. The question is if this is about the site plugin or more about the
javadoc plugin.
I would also love to see this. I once was enthusiastic in getting active in
maven development, but I can not find the time, because I am already involved in
various other open-source projects.
But licking blood ist really easy if you look at one of the mojos in the
source-repository - compared to the jelly crap (sorry for that) in maven1 !
Maybe you want to do the change on your own and submit a patch ;)
> 
> /tuomo
Good luck
  Jörg
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