Antonio Gallardo wrote:
On Mar, 24 de Mayo de 2005, 16:30, Upayavira dijo:
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
Hi folks,
Given the lastest mails requesting an infraestructure for writing docs
using a CMS + another fact, we know that recently our infra was creating
some *.zones.apache.org for projects that requested one.
A zone is a virtual machine where we can do whatever we want. ;-)
I don't saw that somebody requested a zone for cocoon. And I think we
can!
;-)
There we can setup our demo site, but most important:
A cocoon based CMS for the documentations efforts.
Before someone says "we should use the proposed site-build zone", I
think, if someone is prepared to set up a Cocoon zone, we should go that
way.
We do not know what is involved in running a CMS, and we will learn more
if we just do it within our own community first. Then, if we learn
something that is useful to a wider Apache community, and actually
complete something, then we can consider migrating across to the
site-build zone. For the time being, we should, IMO, have our own zone
to play in.
+0, only because I don't expect to have time to contribute.
Well, I think we can request some help from the experts in the area.
Should some CMS people help us here?
I do not consider myself an "expert" in CMS systems. I consider myself
more of an integrator of documentation provided by various CMS's.
I was/am intending to do some experimentation with Daisy + Forrest in
the Forrest zone. Another Thorsten also intends to integrate Lenya +
Forrest. It would be senseless for us to divide our efforts.
I already demonstated how Forrest can integrate existing docs from svn
and a Daisy repository. With the help of the PlanetCocoon people we
should be able to integrate any future content from them too,
integrating the wiki docs is trivial since a wiki plugin already exists.
If someone will set up the zone, I'll do what I can to help with respect
to setup and configuration of Forrest and/or Daisy if they are what you
want to use.
Ross
