Hello, I'm currently working on a project for which I would wish to reuse MonoDoc as a web-based documentation generator/browser. On the Mono site, I've read that "In the future we will have an ASP.NET front-end to present the documentation on the web as well". Is anyone doing active development on that front? Does anyone have a plan, or even just quick notes on what's required to achieve this?
Is there currently a relatively simple (don't mind if it's ugly) known hack that I missed that would let me deliver Monodoc content on the web in a matter of minutes (an hour would do :))? Looking at the source I figured the easiest way, if using only the ECMA Provider (that's the only one I need myself...), would be to modify mono-ecma.xsl in order to prepend a cgi script in front of URLs, such as "monodoc.cgi?", and then have a cgi script that invokes "monodoc --html QUERY_STRING". The more generic way would be to have Providers support URL prepending, and have each of them implement it in whatever way it needs to (which, in the ECMA Provider's case, would require modifying the XSLT amongst other things...). I believe this may be required no matter what, even if using ASP.NET instead of basic CGI scripting, although I am not at all familiar with ASP.NET. Anybody has ideas, does any of this make sense? Thanks for your time, phil _______________________________________________ Mono-docs-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-docs-list
