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Chapter 4 2. The next step is to configure the site descriptor to customize the Maven project site. Here’s an example of the site descriptor: ... ... ... A quick look and it’s easy to figure out that the site descriptor defines the upper-left banner and navigation menus for the site. The site descriptor goes in the folder /src/site and is conventionally named site.xml. Your project’s site structure should look like this: +- src/ +- site/ +- apt/ | +- index.apt | +- xdoc/ | +- other.xml | +- fml/ | +- general.fml | +- faq.fml | +- site.xml 3. Once you have a project site that is ready to be served to the intended audience (developers and user community), the site plugin’s deploy goal can be used to deploy a number of protocols including FTP, SFTP, DAV, and SCP. Here’s an example of configuring the remote server: ... 75
Reporting and Documentation 76 sample-project.website dav:https://dav.sample.com/sites/sample-project ... 4. Remote server authentication can be defined in the Maven settings.xml file: ... sample-project.website username password ... ... 5. If the remote server is a Unix/Linux service, the file and directory permissions and modes need to be set correctly. This can also be done by entries in the Maven settings.xml file: ... ... hello-world.website ... 0775 0664 ... How it works... To build the site for your project and start an embedded instance of the Jetty web server, use the following command: $ mvn site:run The site can be viewed by pointing your web browser to the URL http://localhost:8080.
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About the Reviewer Carsten Ziegeler
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Table of Contents Preface 1 Chapter
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