Joerg Heinicke wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I'll sing a chorus. As it happens, I spent the weekend
constructing documentation on the Cocoon Portal, trying to fill in
some holes and allow for people who aren't familiar with Cocoon and
the pipeline paths specific to the Portal. Still a ways
On 23.11.2004 07:27, Derek Hohls wrote:
Joerg
Could you supply the actual URL of the DTD itself... all I
could find pages discussing changes to the DTD.
I guess you have been viewing the correct file - it only includes the
other parts, look at the end of the file. But v10 is more obvious:
Thanks!
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From: Joerg Heinicke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 5:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: bored with *talks* about docs (was: New
documentation project?)
On 22.11.2004 22:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I'll sing
And to view v10 requires:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/forrest/branches/FORREST_05_BRANCH/src/resources/schema/dtd/v10/document-v10.dtd?view=markup
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/11/23 11:03:04 AM
On 23.11.2004 07:27, Derek Hohls wrote:
Joerg
Could you supply the actual URL of the DTD
.
Thanks,
Tim Holloway
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From: Bertrand Delacretaz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2004 8:29 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: bored with *talks* about docs (was: New
documentation project?)
Le 13 nov. 04, à 14:21, Upayavira a écrit
On 22.11.2004 22:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I'll sing a chorus. As it happens, I spent the weekend
constructing documentation on the Cocoon Portal, trying to fill in
some holes and allow for people who aren't familiar with Cocoon and
the pipeline paths specific to the Portal. Still a ways to
Joerg
Could you supply the actual URL of the DTD itself... all I
could find pages discussing changes to the DTD.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/11/23 12:05:03 AM
On 22.11.2004 22:43, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, I'll sing a chorus. As it happens, I spent the weekend
constructing documentation on
Do you mean that it's not as well written out as the extent
to which you've
thought it through? Or that you've already written out your own plan?
No, the other way around: I never took the time to think it through and
write it down to the extent you've done on that page.
[...] but if you
Guys,
I've been quiet on this one simply because I was too busy with the myriad of
crises that required my attention. The Cocoon documentation project is still
on the backburner, it's surely not cold.
With a full-time job, a husband and two small kids, and a household on my
plate, there is
Hi Helma,
Thanks very much for your realistic comments and approach, I think this
sums it up very nicely:
...my
idea is to start small, accept that the process is slow, with countless
start and stop times, when other projects need much more
priority... The
idea is to to leave something useful
(BHi, Helma,
(B
(BExcellent points and great ideas!
(B
(B
(B I just read the ExtremeDocumentationOverhaul. Great, more or
(B less what I had mind although not as well thought out and
(B certainly not as well written out.
(B
(BDo you mean that it's not as well written out as the extent
Le 13 nov. 04, à 05:36, David Leangen a écrit :
...Not sure if I'm making myself clear, but I'm interested in hearing
others'
thoughts on this approach...
You might want to take what follows with a grain of salt, please don't
be offended.
(First a bit of context to help you understand: it's a
Bertrand,
I'm inclined to agree with your point of view. The community knows that things can be improved in terms of documenting cocoon so let's, instead of having the mother of all discussions about the blatantly self-evident, now concentrate on putting some flesh on this discussion.
regards
...Not sure if I'm making myself clear, but I'm interested in hearing
others' thoughts on this approach...
You might want to take what follows with a grain of salt, please don't
be offended.
Not offended at all. Good points and well said! :-)
(Also, intentionally or not, appears to
Don't ask around too much, you know the need and will is here - just do
it, import the good parts of the existing docs (there *are* quite a lot
of good parts actualy hidden in there) into whatever system you feel is
good to use, create a live, tangible, concrete example of what the new
docs
Le 13 nov. 04, à 12:44, David Leangen a écrit :
.. - can we have our own mailing list?..
don't think people would be offended if you discuss this here, maybe
with a suitable header like [NEWDOCS] in the subject so people can
filter it out if they want.
In this way you'd have more visibility
David,
time permitting, I would like to put my name forward.
'Cocoon - how do I?'
regards
Andrew
On 13 Nov 2004, at 11:44, David Leangen wrote:
Don't ask around too much, you know the need and will is here - just
do
it, import the good parts of the existing docs (there *are* quite a
lot
of good
Le 13 nov. 04, à 12:39, David Leangen a écrit :
...(Also, intentionally or not, appears to support the idea of
starting this
out as a new, smaller project...)
Starting outside might be a good idea to experiment freely - but for
me, assuming good stuff comes out of this docs fork, it should move
David Leangen wrote:
Don't ask around too much, you know the need and will is here - just do
it, import the good parts of the existing docs (there *are* quite a lot
of good parts actualy hidden in there) into whatever system you feel is
good to use, create a live, tangible, concrete example of
beyaNet wrote:
David,
time permitting, I would like to put my name forward.
'Cocoon - how do I?'
Great! As I said to David, why don't you take a look at
http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/Cocoon215TOC and see if there are any gaps
you could fill in? The more of us work on this, the more we'll see
Le 13 nov. 04, à 14:21, Upayavira a écrit :
...You see, I think this will happen best if we use what we've got,
and start small, rather than trying to create something new. The wiki
isn't hard to use, and anyone who wants to can participate...
+1, and the formats used today (xdocs and wiki) can
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