Le mercredi 20 septembre 2006 à 16:31 +0900, Trustin Lee a écrit : > Hi all, > > Some people might already know about this, but now the ASF provides CWiki, a > Confluence hosting. We've been using the old good wiki.apache.org, but I > think it's time to consider moving our documents to CWiki. > > Plus, what do you think about moving all of our site to CWiki, too? CWiki > can work as a static web site, too: > > http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxSITE/ > > By doing this, we don't need to deal with the site generation feature of > Maven 2 which is not mature at this moment. Of course, we will generate > reports using Maven or other build tool such as Ant. MINA is currently a > multi-project, but we need to show all reports look like that they came from > one non-multiproject. For now, we are generating the JavaDoc by using Maven > antrun plugin to work around this Maven site generation issue, but should we > use Maven for site generation if we move the other parts to CWiki? I think > usint Ant just for report generation might be a reasonable solution. > > Any ideas are welcome! > Trustin
Hi, You prolly already know I don't like Maven much :) I think it's a good idea, updating the maven managed web site sound painfull and moving it to a wiki will perhaps boost documentation contribs. Julien
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