Great work Karan. You are really cleaning up the OpenEJB documentation among many other things :). I am pleasantly surprised to know that we have 324 pages in our wiki. I feel it would be nice to have the documentation for each release consolidated together and kept even for the older releases. Is it already available like that? Also should we keep a link to a PDF of the entire wiki for download? I guess it would become out of date and may need to be updated frequently. Won't it be possible to configure the build to do that?
Regards Manu On 8/11/07, Karan Malhi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Converted our wiki to a pdf format the other day (Thanks to Jason > Dillon for providing help very very quickly). Discovered that we had > 324 pages on the wiki (This is before i created all those empty pages > -- site structure). > > So conservatively assuming that even if 20% of the documentation is > current (and useful -- i.e. it is actual text rather than jira > issues), we still should have around 60 pages of documentation > reflecting things "accurately" as they are in the current release. > > Amazing!!, what a birds eye view of the whole thing can reveal for you. > > BTW, if you have not seen it yet, try using the "export space" feature > of confluence, the way it lays out the site gives you a nice idea of > whats where . > > So, I am just going to print the pdf and start slicing and dicing away > stuff while I am traveling (wish I could just sit at home and work on > OpenEJB ;)). Will be a lot of fun going through all the docs and see > how things changed. > > Hope you too can try out something like this and maybe add an idea or two :) > > -- > Karan Singh Malhi >
