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Maven is a huge, no, massive project management asset. Following are the quick and dirty how to notes needed to generate a series of Maven reports for MyJXTA.

      % ${MAVEN_HOME}=<maven installation path>
  • create your local repository
      % ${MAVEN_HOME}/bin/install_repo.sh ${HOME}/.maven/repository; export MAVEN_HHOME
      % ant release
  • add the MyJXTA release to the local Maven repository:
      % mkdir ~/.maven/plugins/myjxta/jars
      % cp release/jars/*jar ~/.maven/plugins/myjxta/jars

note: the above is sub-optimal and will vastly improve as we ramp up our adoption of Maven.

Now, in order to generate the Maven reports against MyJXTA consider the following:

  % maven site:generate

The results of this action will be recorded in the newly created target directory.

Optimally we will move to run Maven nightly and automatically publish the results to a public website. This is just the start. By all means, dive in and feel free to make it better.

-- JamesTodd - 11 May 2004

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