Looks good to me, but it's all broken. I'd send it to Jon as an
attachment.
Will Stranathan wrote:
>
> It's probably not my place to propose patches to the documentation,
> but use this, if you folks see fit. Please let me know if I
> shouldn't be sending patches to the list on such minor things.
>
> - Removed remarks about the Turbine/Scarab Summit - that was in June
> - the link just goes to the invitation page. (Wasn't there some
> documentation from the minutes of the summit that it could link to?)
> - A bunch of nit-picky grammar changes.
>
> Thanks,
> Will Stranathan
>
> Index: index.xml
> ===================================================================
> RCS file: /products/cvs/turbine/turbine/xdocs/index.xml,v
> retrieving revision 1.5
> diff -d -c -r1.5 index.xml
> *** index.xml 2000/10/15 18:56:53 1.5
> --- index.xml 2000/10/29 16:27:28
> ***************
> *** 25,31 ****
> </p>
>
> <p>
> ! A couple example web applications that can benefit from using
> this framework
> include <link
> href="http://www.restorationhardware.com/">e-commerce shopping
> cart systems</link>, Yahoo style <link
> href="http://c.clearink.com/">Link Conservatories</link>
> and <link href="http://tracker.clearink.com/">project</link> /
> <link href="http://scarab.tigris.org/">bug
> --- 25,31 ----
> </p>
>
> <p>
> ! A couple of example web applications that can benefit from
> using this framework
> include <link
> href="http://www.restorationhardware.com/">e-commerce shopping
> cart systems</link>, Yahoo style <link
> href="http://c.clearink.com/">Link Conservatories</link>
> and <link href="http://tracker.clearink.com/">project</link> /
> <link href="http://scarab.tigris.org/">bug
> ***************
> *** 40,62 ****
> <p>
> Many commercial (and non-commercial!) software companies will
> attempt
> to sell you an "Application Server", but what few people
> realize is that
> ! it is only half of the battle to creating a web application.
> There is often
> ! quite a lot of code that your engineers end up re-inventing the
> wheel with
> ! or grabbing various packages from all over the net with various
> licenses
> ! that you may or may not agree to. The point of Turbine is to
> collect that
> code into one location and make it easy to create re-usable
> components
> ! (such as ParameterParsing, Database Connection Pools, Job
> Scheduling, GlobalCaches,
> integration with other tools such as Castor, Velocity, etc...)
> all under
> a <link href="license.html">license</link> (Apache) that allows
> you to create
> useful websites for your customers without worrying about viral
> code. Turbine
> ! is not the end all answer, but it sure is a nice way to make
> your development
> life easier.
> </p>
>
> <p>
> ! This framework has an intended audience that is directed at web
> engineers,
> not necessarily the web designers. By using this framework, it
> is possible
> ! for the web engineers to build intuitive high level systems for
> the web
> designers to use, but the low level framework is strictly for
> web engineers.
> Turbine is not a web application server. It is a tool for
> building web
> applications. Your <link
> href="http://java.apache.org/jserv/">servlet engine</link>
> --- 40,62 ----
> <p>
> Many commercial (and non-commercial!) software companies will
> attempt
> to sell you an "Application Server", but what few people
> realize is that
> ! an application server is only half of the battle to creating a
> web application.
> ! Engineers frequently re-invent the wheel or grab various
> packages from all
> ! over the net (with various licenses that you may or may not
> agree to) just
> ! The point of Turbine is to collect that
> code into one location and make it easy to create re-usable
> components
> ! (such as Parameter Parsing, Database Connection Pools, Job
> Scheduling, Global Caches,
> integration with other tools such as Castor, Velocity, etc...)
> all under
> a <link href="license.html">license</link> (Apache) that allows
> you to create
> useful websites for your customers without worrying about viral
> code. Turbine
> ! is not the end-all answer, but it sure is a nice way to make
> your development
> life easier.
> </p>
>
> <p>
> ! This framework's intended audience is the web engineers,
> not necessarily the web designers. By using this framework, it
> is possible
> ! for the web engineers to build intuitive, high level systems
> for the web
> designers to use, but the low level framework is strictly for
> web engineers.
> Turbine is not a web application server. It is a tool for
> building web
> applications. Your <link
> href="http://java.apache.org/jserv/">servlet engine</link>
> ***************
> *** 66,72 ****
>
> <p>
> <strong>Integration with Velocity and FreeMarker is well
> defined and makes
> ! doing applications using these tools painless for both the
> developers and
> the web designers!</strong>
> </p>
>
> --- 66,72 ----
>
> <p>
> <strong>Integration with Velocity and FreeMarker is well
> defined and makes
> ! writing applications using these tools painless for both the
> developers and
> the web designers!</strong>
> </p>
>
> ***************
> *** 84,90 ****
>
> <p>
> The reason why Turbine works so well is because it applies
> object oriented
> ! principles to the entire process of building a complex secure
> web application.
> We try to follow the <link
> href="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1999/jw-12-ssj-jspmvc.html">Model
> 2 methodology</link> yet expand on it to encompass "View"
> techologies other
> than just JSP as well as more mature methodologies such as
> <link href="action-event.html">Action
> --- 84,90 ----
>
> <p>
> The reason why Turbine works so well is because it applies
> object oriented
> ! principles to the entire process of building a complex, secure
> web application.
> We try to follow the <link
> href="http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-1999/jw-12-ssj-jspmvc.html">Model
> 2 methodology</link> yet expand on it to encompass "View"
> techologies other
> than just JSP as well as more mature methodologies such as
> <link href="action-event.html">Action
> ***************
> *** 97,113 ****
> has been developed by developers for developers. We are not
> trying to sell
> you something that does not really work, instead we are trying
> to solve
> (or do something about) the problems that our fellow developers
> keep having
> ! over and over again. Come be a part of the revolution!
> ! <strong><font size="+1">Summit Meeting - June 19th,
> 2000</font></strong>
> ! </p>
> !
> ! <p>
> ! In order to help foster development in Turbine as well as
> Scarab,
> ! <link href="http://www.collab.net/">Collab.Net</link> has
> decided to host a Scarab/Turbine
> ! Summit Meeting to disucss the development of Scarab as well as
> Turbine.
> ! This meeting will be an excellent introduction to using Turbine
> with Velocity
> ! as well as a chance to meet the developers. If you can make it,
> <link href="http://scarab.tigris.org/summit_meeting.html">please
> ! visit this site</link>.
> </p>
>
> </s1>
> --- 97,103 ----
> has been developed by developers for developers. We are not
> trying to sell
> you something that does not really work, instead we are trying
> to solve
> (or do something about) the problems that our fellow developers
> keep having
> ! over and over again. Come be a part of the revolution!
> </p>
>
> </s1>
> ***************
> *** 130,137 ****
> directory. We pride ourselves in our documentation of the
> methods. The
> code is also very well documented.</li>
> <li>
> ! A <link href="getting-started.html">Getting Started</link>
> document has been
> ! created that explains how to setup a Hello World Screen as
> well as many
> of the re-usable classes that are included with the
> framework.</li>
> <li>
> The <link href="fsd.html">functional specification document
> (FSD)</link> should
> --- 120,127 ----
> directory. We pride ourselves in our documentation of the
> methods. The
> code is also very well documented.</li>
> <li>
> ! A <link href="getting-started.html">Getting Started</link>
> document that has been
> ! created explains how to setup a Hello World Screen as well
> as many
> of the re-usable classes that are included with the
> framework.</li>
> <li>
> The <link href="fsd.html">functional specification document
> (FSD)</link> should
> ***************
> *** 155,165 ****
> There is a <em>turbine/examples/</em> directory that gives
> starter examples
> on how to integrate Turbine with other tools such as
> Velocity and FreeMarker.</li>
> <li>
> ! If you are looking how to integrate Velocity with Turbine
> there is
> <link href="velocity-site.html">documentation</link>
> on how the VelocitySite interfaces work.</li>
> <li>
> ! We have a feature to do event based form data handling in
> Actions. It is
> called <link href="action-event.html">Action Event</link>
> and is very powerful.</li>
> <li>
> We have a set of <link href="code-standards.html">coding
> conventions</link>
> --- 145,155 ----
> There is a <em>turbine/examples/</em> directory that gives
> starter examples
> on how to integrate Turbine with other tools such as
> Velocity and FreeMarker.</li>
> <li>
> ! If you are looking for how to integrate Velocity with
> Turbine there is
> <link href="velocity-site.html">documentation</link>
> on how the VelocitySite interfaces work.</li>
> <li>
> ! We have a feature to do event-based form data handling in
> Actions. It is
> called <link href="action-event.html">Action Event</link>
> and is very powerful.</li>
> <li>
> We have a set of <link href="code-standards.html">coding
> conventions</link>
>
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