Taking the comments into account, we now have this ... -------- Apache Forrest is a standards-based documentation framework which uses Apache Cocoon. Forrest emphasises separation of presentation and content, using a plugin architecture to transform and aggregate various input sources into various output formats. This creates a unified document collection that can either be used as a dynamic application, or generated at the command-line, or generated and deployed with an automated publishing application. --------
The main things that are lost from previous versions are: *) The phrase "xml standards". Not so bad because surely people would expect everything to be based on xml. However, it was good fodder for search engines. *) The concept of a "unified document structure and design at the output stage" which implied consistent and easy generation/skinning of output formats. --David
