> > On the dev meeting I talked about docs.mmapps.net as a system to keep > > documentation in one place > > here is the url > > http://docs.mmapps.net/ :) > > > > What do you think of it? > > I quite like it. At least how it is presentated (even though it uses > frames ;-), and the search function is very handy. How does it work? > Does maven provide that? no, it is the ecplise help plugin in combination with turorials on the net
> I think the disadvantage is, that non-docbook is ignored, for example I > can't find the taglib reference. Would it be possible to device a > solution for that? Yes, I already have the help webapp running mmbase but lucene does not index the jsp pages > > Is it worth keeping something like this up-to-date and running? > > I think so. But on the other hand we do have something like that already > on www.mmbase.org/docs (though that is not updated often enough, but > that would really be quite simple to arrange, because it is build > already every night, it would be a matter of just copying it.) > > So actually, for the moment you achieved the inverse of your goal, > because now the documentation is not in one place, but on two > places. Namely www.mmbase.org and docs.mmbapps.net. docs is not a viable system at the moment (it's a 44 euro box) so that would need to run somewhere else. for example mmbase.org and replace the current system. I am willing to put some effort into it My original idea was to also include docs for mmapps but in that case that will not work _______________________________________________ Developers mailing list [email protected] http://lists.mmbase.org/mailman/listinfo/developers
