Maven xdoc plugin is having the filtering process. But its not having the enhanced filtering like,
@url@5 will be replaced as <a href="www.someurl.com?id=5">5</a> something like this. So its very easy to define the links in the xdoc xmls. It will reduce the usage of HTML specified tags in xdoc xmls.
Description
Maven xdoc plugin is having the filtering process. But its not having the enhanced filtering like,
@url@5 will be replaced as <a href="www.someurl.com?id=5">5</a> something like this. So its very easy to define the links in the xdoc xmls. It will reduce the usage of HTML specified tags in xdoc xmls.
I have modified the plugin maven-xdoc in order to have custom filters like this. which will find and replace the strings given in plugin.properties or project.properties file with the values given with that.
say in your plugin.properties file, you can have something like,
radhakrishnan added a comment - 04/Sep/03 07:46 AM I have modified the plugin maven-xdoc in order to have custom filters like this. which will find and replace the strings given in plugin.properties or project.properties file with the values given with that.
say in your plugin.properties file, you can have something like,
maven.filter.0 = @string@5
maven.filter.0.url = http://someurl.com?id=
so now the xdoc plugin will filter the xmls by finding the @string@5 string and replace with <a href="http://someurl.com?id=5">5</a>.
New Feature
Open
Trivial
To have custom filters.
I have modified the plugin maven-xdoc in order to have custom filters like this. which will find and replace the strings given in plugin.properties or project.properties file with the values given with that.
say in your plugin.properties file, you can have something like,
maven.filter.0 = @string@5
maven.filter.0.url = http://someurl.com?id=
so now the xdoc plugin will filter the xmls by finding the @string@5 string and replace with <a href="http://someurl.com?id=5">5</a>.