Forrest internal format==XHTML in 0.8?

Hello, I have been away from Forrest 0.6 since at that time, it did not meet my needs/expectations. I now get back to it, and I haven't found this questions answered in my quick glimpse over the docs: Is Forrest still using documentvXX as its internal format, or have you already been making the

Re: errors building tools eclipse plugin

Kevin wrote: Hi, I'm getting errors building tools/eclipse/plugins I've installed eclipse 3.1 (the all in one package) wtp-all-in-one-0.7-linux-gtk.tar.gz I have not tried that all in one package. I will download it and see if I can duplicate your errors. Question - Is there a way to

Re: Forrest internal format==XHTML in 0.8?

Christian Roth wrote: Is Forrest still using documentvXX as its internal format yes or have you already been making the switch to XHTML(2) in 0.8? We are right now preparing the switch. Might make sense to subcribe to the dev list to follow the discussion on it. I'm asking because I'd

Re: Forrest internal format==XHTML in 0.8?

Ferdinand Soethe wrote: or have you already been making the switch to XHTML(2) in 0.8? We are right now preparing the switch. Might make sense to subcribe to the dev list to follow the discussion on it. Ok, I have only been subscribed to the user list so far. Also: we already support xhtml

Re: errors building tools eclipse plugin - 2

Anil Ramnanan wrote: I suggest that you try importing the the plugins without using subclipse and see if that works. Yes the three projects built fine. Thanks for the howto on eclipse import from FORREST_HOME/tools/eclipse Getting a bit further in the readme.txt file ... To run this plugins

Re: intranet environment

Hugo Osorio wrote: Does Forrest give a collaborative environment like Twiki, for example? Forrest is not a CMS of any description it is an XML publishing framework, see our home page. is it Forrest a good option for an intranet where people from different areas place their own content and

Re: protocol

Hugo Osorio wrote: I thought of Forrest as a collaborative environment, If i am not wrong, WebDAV is a protocol with which i can transfer data, web content, etc, with an editor enabled to do so, transferring with the WebDAV protocol. See the locationmap in 0.8-dev as previously referenced

Re: Forrest (svn head) war is crashing Tomcat upon restart

Alessandro Evangelista wrote: I'm having some problems with the present svn head (two days old): the war it creates installes fine in Tomcat when deployed through Tomcat's HTML Manager, and as long as Tomcat [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:is running without interruption, there's no problem. But