o Bumping all plugin version to release status
o Validated all plugins to make sure all snapshots were removed.
I had to manually insert the versions for:
1) ashkelon
2) commons-dbcp
Not sure how either of these got up there without the timestamp
mapping.
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This patch not only removes the oodles of wraning messages that jellydoc was causing but also it now manages to find some tags now! :-)
The main issue was that the Jelly library wasn't on the classpath and so the tag inheritence/interface implementation couldn't be found and so no tags were found.
Now fixed
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The idea behind this plugin is to generate javadoc-like documentation for Jelly tags. Now there are various projects which define their own library (or libraries) of Jelly tags. So this code which used to reside inside the Jelly build has now been refactored into a Maven plugin.
To add it to your build just add this to your maven.xml
<preGoal name="site">
<attainGoal name="jellydoc"/>
</preGoal>
Its still fairly simple and basic right now. Its using a doclet (rather than xdoclet or qdox) and doesn't handle DynaTag implementations very well - so I'm sure we can improve this over time. However for now this might help other projects (like Maven itself as well as other projects like Latka, Drools, Werkflow etc) create auto-generated documentation for their tags.
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