Hi, After having spent some hours thinking about a nice documentation about my database created using torque. I thought about using cocoon and writing a stylesheet to convert everything into HTML as the primer outputformat.
I've used maven.css and tigris.css so the design looks like the torque homepage (I've learned from my faults made in the last documentation-patch :-)) ). I think generating the documentation using XSL and XSLT has many advantages against the one provided at the moment. Nevertheless I don't want to replace the actual documentation I think my way could be an add-on to torque. At the moment have a set of stylesheets generating the following: * database documentation in html * table document in html My first questions now are: * What does the community and the developers of torque think about it? * Whom should I mail my set of xsl-stylesheets to take a look at them and tell what has to be changed. Should I pack them up as a ZIP and send them to the mailing list? I've also planned to implement the following things after this first try: * generating a database overview very similar to the one you'll get from tools like Access or DbVisualizer. This writing an XSL-Stylesheet generating a SVG-File and using Cocoons-Serialzer to generate a PNG out of it * PDF as output format instead of HTML using Cocoon and FOP bye tom -- b e s t s o l u t i o n . a t EDV Systemhaus GmbH ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Thomas Schindl Project Management mobile ++43/664/314 59 58 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Anton-Rauch-Str.6a A-6020 Innsbruck fax ++43/512/935834 http://www.bestsolution.at phone ++43/512/935834
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