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Subject: Getting links to work in the Download report
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 2004 18:24:15 +0200
Message-ID: <92B90AE4075DB74CB174AFA25ECF54FE4E78EB@post1.grm.hia.no>
Thread-Topic: Getting links to work in the Download report
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From: "Bent Andre Solheim" <basolhei@siving.hia.no>
To: <users@maven.apache.org>

Hello Maven users,
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I have been working with Maven the last few days in hopes of using as =
part of the development process in the company I work. Yesterday I tried =
to get the Download Report into my project page - with limited luck. I =
discovered that to make it appear in the first place, I had to set the =
maven.xdoc.distributionUrl in my project.properties file. So far, so =
good - but there are no download links in the report. My question is; =
how do I make my releases and distributions appear in this page? I would =
also like to have a link to a "nightly build". Is this possible?
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I realize a similar question was posted by J. B. Rainsberger some two =
weeks ago, but I am unable to get to the bottom of this with the =
information in that thread.
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Any pointers, links, tips or walk-throughs are greatly appreciated! :)
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Best regards
Bent Andr=E9 Solheim
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By the way; really enjoy Maven! It's probably only a question of time =
before we all use it around here! :)

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