compressing site documentation?

["Nord, James" <JN...@nds.com>]

Hi all,

The Maven sites can get quite large (clover, javadoc, source xref) and when there are lots of projects and versions you can eat 100's of GB quite easily.  They also compress exceptionally well.

Does anyone know of an existing maven plugin that can compress (gzip) the html (and css?) files so the server can server them compressed to clients (or decompress them on the fly for those that don't support gzip encoding)?

Regards,

/James

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Re: m3: relativepath warning

[Benson Margulies <bi...@gmail.com>]

Are we taking about the warning in the site plugin? Because the
annoyance is that if your parent is intentionally not reached by
relative path (because it is RELEASED), the site plugin insists on
whining about the path. I think it should not.

On Fri, Jun 3, 2011 at 4:39 PM, Anders Hammar <an...@hammar.net> wrote:
>> Maven 3 emits a warning if the parent-pom relative path (../pom.xml)
>> does not match the specified parent pom. However the ../pom.xml is a
>> simple aggregator pom and the parent pom cannot be referenced from this
>> location in subversion. Am I expected to put <relativePath/> everywhere?
>>
>
> Yes, that's what you do in the child in this case (i.e. "<relativePath/>").
>
> /Anders
>

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Re: m3: relativepath warning

[Anders Hammar <an...@hammar.net>]

> Maven 3 emits a warning if the parent-pom relative path (../pom.xml)
> does not match the specified parent pom. However the ../pom.xml is a
> simple aggregator pom and the parent pom cannot be referenced from this
> location in subversion. Am I expected to put <relativePath/> everywhere?
>

Yes, that's what you do in the child in this case (i.e. "<relativePath/>").

/Anders

m3: relativepath warning

[Harsha Sri-Narayana <Ha...@tradingscreen.com>]

Maven 3 emits a warning if the parent-pom relative path (../pom.xml)
does not match the specified parent pom. However the ../pom.xml is a
simple aggregator pom and the parent pom cannot be referenced from this
location in subversion. Am I expected to put <relativePath/> everywhere?

Secondly, I vote up this behaviour where this warning is not emitted if
the relativePath element is not used.
http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MNG-4687

regards,
Harsha

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