hi Harald,
first of all thanks for offering to help us out by contributing, we really
appreciate it!
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As you use a color profile for magic draw models for the samples, I would like
to use the same for consistency - can you tell me wich colors you use and if
it's possible to configure magic draw to use those colors by stereotype? I
haven't found any feature like that so far (I am using the community edition).
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When I wrote the how-tos I did not really pay attention to the colors I used,
but in order to find out which ones are currently present you can simply open
up one of the how-to models, right-click on a class and select symbol
properties..., the first entry in the list is called fill color, click it and
you'll see an ellipsis (...) appear, click it and you'll get a color picker: a
history of the most recently used colors in that model is listed on the right,
so it's easy to find out
If you can't do this with the community edition then let me know and I'll
extract them for you; you might want to start a confluence page for
documentation guidelines and add a section for the how-tos, listing the colors
codes and their usage
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How should I contribute my files? Would it be okay for you if you get text,
sources, images...
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that would be fine, but it would be even better if we would have something we
would just need to check and commit
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I do not have any experience with maven document generation with xdocs so far,
but would definitely give it a try. If you would give me advice where to put
directories and resources within the andromda-all directory structure and how I
can integrate the new documentation in the existing web pages that would be
very helpful.
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A howto model is only useful when you want to generate code from it and used
that code in documentation, here's what you need to do:
1. create the model
2. store it in xdocs/resources/howto/HowToModel.xml.zip
3. write some documentation pages, don't use the to-be generated code for now
(to learn about xdoc just take a look at the bpm4struts or spring
documentation, there's not much to know anyway, I typicaly just copy&paste and
edit the text only)
4. open and edit xdocs/project.properties
5. in this file just add the andromda.cartridge.howto.model.uri property and
make it point to the model file you added, the value is something like
jar:file:${maven.docs.src}/resources/howto/HowToModel.xml.zip!/HowToModel.xml
6. now open a console into xdocs and type maven
cartridge:generate-howto-artifacts (this will be called too when you build the
entire AndroMDA documentation)
7. take a look where the code has been generated, under
target/docs/resources/howto
8. now you can easily know what href links to create in your documentation to
access the generated files
here's the documentation page for the andromda cartridge plugin:
good luck[/b]
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http://www.andromda.org/
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