2011/5/31 Marshall Schor <[email protected]> > Many (but not all) of the add on projects have documentation, often as > docbooks. > > The "bin" packaging of these typically bundles the results of any docbook > processing as html and pdf within the artifact being produced - for > example, the > PEAR file. >
right > > The add-on bundle (which serves to combine the "releasable" add-ons as one > unit) > then just includes the documentation as it appears in each binary bundle, > if I > recall correctly. > if you unpack the binary package of uima-addons you'll find a separate directory for each component and those having documentation will have a pdf under $componentname/doc. Are you thinking about having a all-in-one documentation ? > > There is a not-yet-completely-worked-out set of conventions to also have > our > web-site automatically updated with new documentation for the addons. For > instance, the page http://uima.apache.org/sandbox.html#regex.annotator has > a > link which says "click here to view the documentation". I think this > isn't yet > automated, so has to be done by "hand". > any ideas on how to automate that ? maven-exec-plugin with scp? Tommaso
