Over the weekend, Gavin did the work on

https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-3284

So, I'll now proceed with finishing the web-site updates, following a new
protocol of putting large generated things (javadocs, and our docbook-generated
books) directly onto the website, without going thru SVN.

-Marshall

On 12/11/2010 12:02 AM, Marshall Schor wrote:
> The Maven artifacts are up on Maven central, and the source/binary artifacts 
> and
> the Eclipse update site are on the apache.org/dist/uima spot.
>
> The web-site is mostly updated in my working copy.  I'm waiting on
> https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-3284 which Gav said he would take
> care of.  This will allow us to use the Apache infrastructure resources more
> efficiently.
>
> This arose out of a discussion on the Infrastructure list.  Up till now, each
> release has been putting about 30 MB of generated documentation (Javadocs, and
> our docbook-generated html and pdfs) into SVN (at the
> site/uima-website/docs/downloads/releaseDocs spot), and the web-site 
> publishing
> pushes these to our website, where they become part of what's available on our
> website.
>
> After this change, there will be two directories we can use on
> people.a.o/www/uima.apache.org; one will be populated automatically by SVN
> changes in the uima-website/docs SVN spot, and the other by other operations 
> we
> do manually (or automate at some point).  This later approach will allow us to
> host the 30 MB of generated docs without putting them into SVN.
>
> I checked some other Apache projects, and found that some also have generated
> docs on their website, and not in their SVN, although we may be the first to
> have both svnpubsub setup with this other approach as well.
>
> -Marshall
>
>

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