Is there a way to shorten the text which is shown on the Maven plugin documentation Page under the point Usage?
I wrote a long Mojo-description and i do not wan't to show it all on the first usage page.
So is there a way to add something like a "Read more" link or simple shorten the displayed text ?
Update:
I added a table to the class-description and I do not want to show this table on the Usage-Page.
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I am using Eclipse to build a small Java project. I am wanting to include in my Java documentation the project overview, this is so that the index page contains information about the project title, its purpose etc.
I know that I can include an ovwerview.html page in my project and have done.
As per the Java Documentation, I have also read that I need to use an -overview option to activate the merging of my overview.html into the index page for the Java Doc:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/technotes/tools/unix/javadoc.html#CHDGDJAH
However, I do not know how to use this. On the third page of Eclipse's JavaDoc wizard is the option to include VM options and so I entred -overview "src/overview.html", but this had no effect. I tried just -overview "overview.html" but this had no effect either.
How do I do this?
In Eclipse JavaDoc wizard, you should have an "overview" field on the top of the third page.
If so, you should be able to manually select it and then generate the javadoc.
If not, consider updating your JavaDoc plugin for Eclipse, if possible.
I am generating report using BIRT. The problem which i am facing is that date and time is automatically generated at each page in the report. I do not want those field to appear in my report. does any one know how to solve it
Your question indicates that you are a newbie to BIRT, so I'll explain a bit more:
The field is in the footer in the master page.
You can simply delete it if you don't want it:
Just open the master page tab of the main window, scroll down to the bottom, find the text element containing "new Date()" and delete the element.
When you create a new report, the wizard lets you choose a template.
The so-called "blank report" template isn't actually blank!
It contains very few predefined elements: Apart from some styles, the only visible element is the current date/time in the footer of the master page.
You could create your own "really blank" report template, if you like.
IMHO the templates are kind of superfluous.
Once you have developed a few reports, it is easier to copy a similar existing report and modify it than to create a new report from scratch.
BTW if you are going to develop more than a handful of reports, you should learn about BIRT's library concept, which is really useful to re-use components in different reports.
Go to the Master Page view of the .rptdesign window and you can remove the date there.
I would like to add extra columns to the build history sidebar that can be modified by user (comments,etc..).
Has anyone did something similar? or any suggestions how can it done easily?
You cannot add columns to the build history without digging deeper into the Jenkins-internal layout engine.
The simplest solution to achieve what you want is to use the "Edit Build Information" menu item for a build. Users can add information there, and it's also possible to add HTML code with tables etc there, which can then look nicely in the build history.
It's not as interactive as what you're looking for, though, and it requires some discipline from your users to avoid that they destroy the build history format completely.
If you only need comments for failed builds, then the Claim plugin is a nice solution.
I'm working with RAP and want to add something look like this image into my view. But I have no idea to call this thing to search on internet.
So sorry for unspecific question.
The picture you show is part of a FormEditor.
The top line ('Extensions') is a FormPage title.
The 'All Extensions' part is a SectionPart containing a filtered tree and button.
All these are part of the org.eclipse.ui.forms plugin Eclipse Forms
I think what you are looking for is a multipage-editor.
You can have a look at the code of the Extensions View by using the Plugin spy (select the View -> Alt+Shift+F1) to get the containing plugin and then import the plugin into your workspace.
Or you can try to work yourself into using a framework like Sapphire. Take a look at their page. The example looks like the editor you are looking for.
we want to evaluate Cruisecontrol 2.8.4 for our build process. It comes with a nice dashboard with symbols on the frontpage representing a project and the status.
What is missing is the name of the project, only if one hovers over the rectangle it shows the project name in a tooltip.
Is there any way to display the name of the project constantly on the main dashboard page ?
Thanks
Yes it is possible:
go to \cruisecontrol-bin-2.8.4\webapps\dashboard\WEB-INF\vm\latest_builds
Edit file latest_builds_bar_partial.vm
from Line
to :
${buildCmd.build.projectName}
then change in cruisecontrol-bin-2.8.4/webapps/dashboard/css the file daschboard_tab.css
just in the line .bar change width which do you want. Thats it.
You could manipulate the XSL which renders the Dashboard.
To be honest, if plugins and customisation are your thing, consider #Hudson.