Just two requests: - Also include the option for other developers to add (and change) stuff. For example, Tapestry has many great HowTo chapters written by other developers (see here: http://wiki.apache.org/tapestry/Tapestry5HowTos). And it would be beneficial when the examples in the book break (new version, perhaps), that others can change it too. - Add a basic maven HelloRestWorld archetype to quickly create a setup project (I've created one), and a kitchen sink version, that contains many additional features, so people can see how they need to configure all kinds of extras.
Cheers Erik On 10/6/07, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Hi Marc, > > > looks like a great TOC to get started, if we can agree here on a > > derivative version for restlet, then I'll be glad to enter > > that into the system as a first draft... > > Here is a draft TOC to start with :) > > 1. Introduction > 1.1. Overview > 1.2. Usage scenarios > 2. What's new in Restlet 1.1? > 3. Restlet API - Core > 3.1. Main classes > 3.1.1 Uniform, Request and Response classes > 3.1.2 Restlet class > 3.2. Connectors > 3.3. Routers > 3.4. Filters > 3.5. Components > 3.6. Applications > 3.7. Resources > 4. Restlet API - Extensions > 4.1. Atom extension > 4.2. FileUpload extension > 4.3. FreeMarker extension > 4.4. JAXB extension > 4.5. JSON extension > 4.6. Spring extension > 4.7. Velocity extension > 4.8. WADL extension > 5. Noelios Restlet Engine - Core > 5.1. Restlet API engine > 5.2. Default HTTP connectors > 5.3. Local connectors > 5.3.1. File system access > 5.3.2. Classloaders access > 5.3.3. Web archive access > 6. Noelios Restlet Engine - Extensions > 6.1. Grizzly HTTP server connector > 6.2. Apache HTTP client connector > 6.3. JavaMail SMTP client connector > 6.4. JDBC client connector > 6.5. Jetty HTTP server connector > 6.6. JXTA HTTP connectors > 6.7. HttpURLConnection client connector > 6.8. Servlet container adapter > 6.9. SimpleFramework HTTP server connector > > > > As an example of collaborative doc edition I like: > > > http://www.djangobook.com/en/beta/ > > > > yeah, those content-hooked comments are really nifty, daisy > > doesn't has those currently, would make for a grand extra feature > > Big +1 > > > on the plus side though: daisy does have a very useful inline > > diff-view (added this year by a gsoc student, see menu: Actions > > > Changes when on a document) > > > > note also that comments stay outside the content (which might > > be a plus sometimes of course) while actual changes made will > > occur as part of the publication > > Thanks for the info, I'm eager to start working with Daisy! Well, let me > go > back to the setup work for wiki.restlet.org... :) > > Best regards, > Jerome >
