Andreas, You can add a 'custom' property on the dependency on the POM, than modify the dependencies.xml file(located ad maven-xdoc-plugin/plugin-resources/template) to show only what you want.
For instance, I modified the dependencies.xml to print 2 tables, one with runtime and other with compile-time dependencies. By default, all dependencies are present in both stages. Then I explicitly add the <runTime>false</runTime> property on dependencies such as servlet-api, ejb and junit and <compileTime>false</compileTime> in others such as log4j and oracle-jdbc. Anyway, that is already the second time someone asked about this issue in the last weeks (at least since I joined the users list), so I guess that's a feature we should think about for Maven 1.1 or M2. -- Felipe On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 00:00, Andreas Guther wrote: > Sure, that is a way to do it. But this does not show up on the > generated site, for example. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
