- Fix the javadoc error raised by the javadoc-maven-plugin.
- Configure the javadoc-maven-plugin to accept custom javadoc annotations
from maven mojo development.
Add a new parameter (tomcatMavenPluginVersion) and maven property
(maven.alfresco.tomcat.maven.plugin.version) to be able to set the version of
the Tomcat Maven Plugin that is going to be used in the Alfresco Maven
Plugin to run the project.
This way, an integrator can create a patched version of the Tomcat Plugin to
solve any issue with it and tell the Alfresco Maven Plugin to use that fixed
version of the Tomcat Plugin. This is helpful with the reported issue about
the maxHttpHeaderSize (https://github.com/Alfresco/alfresco-sdk/issues/440).
Add a new goal to the Alfresco Mvane Plugin to be able to generate
the WAR files (platform, share and/or activity if they're enabled)
without the need of running the Tomcat server.
Code change migrated from PR https://github.com/Alfresco/alfresco-sdk/pull/431.
Change implemented by the user @pzrinscak.
Modify the Alfresco Maven Plugin to add the possibility to set
a custom Tomcat context file for the platform war. This features
enables the possibility to define custom JNDI resources in the
context of the Alfresco platform application.
Modify the Alfresco Maven Plugin in order to take into
account the order in which the AMP modules were defined
as the same order of the AMPs to be applied to the war
files.
Add a new parameter to the Alfresco Maven Plugin in order to be able to set the
Tomcat version to be executed when running Tomcat through the Tomcat Maven Plugin.
The parameter "tomcatVersion" (or the Maven property "maven.alfresco.tomcat.version")
allows to modify the default Tomcat version used by the Tomcat Maven Plugin. The
default version currently is 7.0.47 (set by the Tomcat Maven Plugin v2.2). If the version
of Tomcat is not set via the plugin parameter or the maven property, then the default
one is used.
- Fix the javadoc error raised by the javadoc-maven-plugin.
- Configure the javadoc-maven-plugin to accept custom javadoc annotations
from maven mojo development.
