The JBoss Modules Maven Plugin, a plugin for Maven, has been released with version 2.1.2.
The plugin creates an archive of modules to be copied to a JBoss / Wildfly installation. The configuration is generated from the Maven POM with the help of a collection of generic and project-specific mapping rules.
This version includes bug fixes contributed by James Netherton:
- Improve handling of DependencyResolutionException (#25)
- Inconsistencies in generated module XML across different platforms (#15)
Thanks al lot to James for committing his enhancements and helping us to get this release published!!!
For more information visit
- the project on GitHub
- the homepage of the JBoss Modules Maven Plugin
- the Maven site provides additional metadata
projectdoc is a box of tools to create and maintain documentation collaboratively as a team. The manual for the projectdoc Toolbox provides documentation on how to use the macros and blueprints, and there are a number of introductory and detailed tutorials.
Today we announce that we published our first
to help potential and new users to envision what they can accomplish with the projectdoc Toolbox.
The list of use cases include:
Some of the use cases point to step-by-step tutorials to help users to get started quickly and with less effort. But this is only a start! projectdoc is a toolbox to support teams creating documentation for their projects and products that match their requirements.
projectdoc Toolbox
If you want to learn more about the projectdoc Toolbox and how it helps to create good project documentation, please refer to the introduction video!
The following image is a link to a video on YouTube. When you click the link your browser will serve a page from youtube.com.
Very interesting, but way too fast?
Step through at your own pace with with our Prezi Presentation (external link to prezi.com)!
In the Online Manual you’ll find additional video material that introduces you in the concepts of the projectdoc Toolbox.
Refer to use cases and show cases for information on how to use the projectdoc Toolbox.
We updated the documentation for using the arc42 Add-on for Confluence with the projectdoc Toolbox.
Particularly new is the documentation on the projectdoc version of the arc42 Template. Now we provide additional hints on how to use projectdoc tools for each part of the template. Since the arc42 team did update the information on the arc42 template on GitHub, we no link to this continuously updating documentation.
The help is available from your editor (if your Confluence server has access to the Internet).
Just click on the help icon (
) and jump to get information on how to work with the current section! If you need more detailed information on how to work with the arc42 Template, you'll find a link to the related page of the project on the GitHub server.
projectdoc Toolbox
If you want to learn more about the projectdoc Toolbox and how it helps to create good project documentation, please refer to the introduction video!
The following image is a link to a video on YouTube. When you click the link your browser will serve a page from youtube.com.
Very interesting, but way too fast?
Step through at your own pace with with our Prezi Presentation (external link to prezi.com)!
In the Online Manual you’ll find additional video material that introduces you in the concepts of the projectdoc Toolbox.
Refer to use cases and show cases for information on how to use the projectdoc Toolbox.
