Re: word2html

2003-03-14 Thread Teemu Hiltunen
Thanks Pete!

What about if I wanted to create PDF documents also - pdf plugin uses that
navigation.xml too? Does my HTML files generated by word2html plugin show up
in generated PDF files - or are they just links in document (I *could* test
this myself but I'm off duty from now 'till wednesday)? Maybe there ought to
be some word2xml plugin in order to include Word documents --> xml --> PDF?
We are customed to write documents with Word so they should be included in
project web site (preferably in html-format also) and it would be quite
excellent if we could produce one single PDF document including all
(important) documentation in web site: UML diagrams (gif/jpeg images),
javadocs, Word-docs, JUnit test reports and so on.
Can it be done with Maven + pdf-plugin + word2html-plugin?


--teemu


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> >>>>> On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 10:49:15 +0200, "Teemu Hiltunen" said:
>
> Teemu> - How can I get my Word documents to show up in generated site?
> Teemu>   There are created ok by word2html plugin but there is no link
> Teemu>   to them anywhere in generated site(?)
>
> You have to add the links to the navbar yourself.  Use the
> navigation.xml file located in the xdocs directory.  Here is
> a snippet of the one we use to generate the Maven site:
>
> 
>   
>   
>   
>   
>   
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
>   
>   ...
> 
>
> Basically, if you have a word document called 'word.doc', you'll want
> to add an  such as to your xdocs/navigation.xml file:
>
>   
>
> Thanks,
> Pete
>
> ps The example above from Maven's navigation.xml file uses the
>'collapse' feature, which was recently added and I don't
>think it made it into b8.  You'll have to use HEAD if you
>want that feature (or do it the old way which is create a
>navigation.xml file in a subdir with all the docs that should
>be expanded for that particular level).
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Re: word2html

2003-03-14 Thread Pete Kazmier
> On Fri, 14 Mar 2003 10:49:15 +0200, "Teemu Hiltunen" said:

Teemu> - How can I get my Word documents to show up in generated site?
Teemu>   There are created ok by word2html plugin but there is no link
Teemu>   to them anywhere in generated site(?)

You have to add the links to the navbar yourself.  Use the
navigation.xml file located in the xdocs directory.  Here is
a snippet of the one we use to generate the Maven site:


  
  
  
  
  






  
  ...


Basically, if you have a word document called 'word.doc', you'll want
to add an  such as to your xdocs/navigation.xml file:

  

Thanks,
Pete

ps The example above from Maven's navigation.xml file uses the
   'collapse' feature, which was recently added and I don't 
   think it made it into b8.  You'll have to use HEAD if you 
   want that feature (or do it the old way which is create a
   navigation.xml file in a subdir with all the docs that should
   be expanded for that particular level).

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Re: word2html

2003-03-14 Thread Rafal Krzewski
Teemu Hiltunen wrote:

> I could make UML documents with Word and use word2html but I was just
> wondering whether there would be such plugin.. maybe one that could read
> Gentleware's Poseidon zargo-file and create some nice HTML documents out of
> it :-)

There is an UMLDoc plugin for Poseidon that generates nice looking
documenetation that looks a bit like JavaDocs with embedded diagrams.
Unfortunately you need to buy the Poseidon SE to use the plugin. I think
that you need to pay for the plugin itself too (they have some free
plugins that are in public beta stage, and others that are commercial.)

R,


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