Yes, I've been meaning to do exactly this, but 1) not enough time, and 2) I always take a while setting up a project because I have to get it just right, and I want to make sure we go the XML docs route (checkin some format .xml docs to xdocs/ and then have them built at first just into the static HTML we'll post on the webpage)
Maybe Don, Xalan's documentation guy who has been following the threads on [EMAIL PROTECTED] a bit about documentation sets, can help out with providing a framework for the first few pages for xml-commons? (I.e. if I have skeletons, I'm more likely to whip up content to fit in them) - Overview - Participating/Guidelines - DOM files - talk about where they came from, that they;re level 2, and who we talk to about new versions or reporting bugs (i.e. to W3C) - SAX files - etc, to sax.sourceforge.com - JAXP files - etc., to Sun, via edwingo - Shane ---- you "Theodore W. Leung" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote ---- Hi, We're working on shaping up the xml.apache.org website. Right now there's no pages for the commons project. Is there someone who is motivated to put something together describing what commons is all about? Ted
