On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 2:54 AM, Greg Brown <[email protected]> wrote: >>You can (well, soon if I get things done!) commit static files to the >>'documentation' area of the project (now Incubator, each Top Level >>Project has one) and then the WWW server/system will pull that from >>the SVN into a RSYNC area on people.apache.org, and MIRRORS (not sure >>if any mirrors are actually put in place, but that has been the idea >>in case it is needed) will pick it up from there and make it available >>to the rest of the world. So, people will not hit the ASF SVN >>directly. > > For releases, this makes sense, but I think we'll still run into the problem > with the documentation JARs. > > Using Confluence seems preferable for a couple reasons - we wanted to move to > a CMS anyways, and, assuming we can host applets in our Wiki pages, it will > allow us to work around the SVN issue. Is it possible to upload JAR files to > the Wiki (in a similar manner to uploading images, perhaps)? Apologies if > there is an obvious answer to this - I don't have a lot of experience with > Wikis.
Uploads work just fine. So, Confluence can do your stuff. For instance take a look at Apache Felix. Their site is managed from Confluence, then exported to static html every now and then. Cheers Niclas -- http://www.qi4j.org - New Energy for Java
