"Alexei Barantsev" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 21/11/2002
03:33:56 AM:
> Just do "maven plugin:install" and then use as "maven jxdoc"
>
> Generation from templates is completed.
> Transformation is not completed yet. site.jsl is in very early draft
> stage.
>
> Markus has his own implementation of site.jelly and dIon too
> but I'm afraid they can't be simply used in place of my site.jsl
> because of different concepts.
Mine and yours are similar. I've just taken a different approach on
functionality.
> My implementation of site.jsl contains only jsl:stylesheet that
> transforms ${inXml} variable inherited from plugin.jelly.
Mine uses an xdoc document ($doc) and a navigation file ($nav).
I stopped work on mine on the weekend, when Markus asked me to, and file
my bugs against JSL to get things fixed. I think functionally mine's a
little further along, e.g. handles various navigation files etc, but
doesn't have as much of the matching done.
Mine is also just an extension of the existing xdoc plugin rather than a
whole new one. Personal preference, as I'd rather not end up with two
plugins doing the same thing - I'd much rather a property allowed us to
switch back and forth.
I'm copying the -dev list on this, as I'd prefer decisions to happen in
public.....
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