Any chances we could add JSP 1.2 TLD for all libraries and run xslts on
them to generate page-author-level documentation?  We just added a
number of elements to the TLD in PFD2 just for that purporse.

thanks,
        - eduard/o

Morgan Delagrange wrote:
> 
> Hi all,
> 
> I just checked in some files that implement the "news" and
> "state" proposal in the HOWTO-RELEASE document, and I'd like to propose
> moving them to the site.  The relevant pieces are:
> 
>   - /src/doc/taglibs_doc.dtd
> 
>   My attempt to represent our documentation format as a DTD.  I
>   added element for displaying news and the "state" of each tag
>   library.
> 
>   - /src/doc/stylesheets/taglibs.xsl
> 
>   Updates with the new news and state elements
> 
>   - /src/doc/index.xml
> 
>   Updated with news, including the renaming of JDBC taglib and
>   the retirement of the SQL taglib.  Also added descriptions
>   and state for each taglib.
> 
>   - src/doc/project.xml
> 
>   Renamed JDBC to DBTags and added a special section for UNSUPPORTED
>   tags.
> 
> I also updated the DBTags and the SQL documentation with news sections.
> 
> I'm not all that happy with the formatting of the Taglib description
> section, but we can play with the stylesheet now or later.
> 
> Also, as the news sections get longer, they will probably have to be moved
> into a separate XML file.  The way the transformations are designed right
> now makes that difficult to do for individual taglibs, so we may have to
> do some light refactoring later.
> 
> You may be wondering why all the current tags are in the "Pre-Release" or
> "Unsupported" state.  Technically taglibs do not move to the beta or
> released state until they have a formal binary release (daily builds do
> not count).  We should be able to perform binary builds, now that we have
> a news section to track our progress.  I hope to formally release DBTags
> next week.
> 
> I am +1 for moving out a new version of the homepage that includes news
> and tag descriptions.  I am also +1 for updating the SQL documentation and
> moving DBTags to its new home.  :)
> 
> - Morgan

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