I would like to contribute the documentation I am developing to the
wiki so that it can be harvested. I am currently writing basic
documentation on how to install and run Tuscany applications.
Simon
Kevin Williams wrote:
I think the wiki is the best place for development of this type of
documentation. It is so easy to update that I hope it will "invite"
others to participate. I also like Venkat's idea to snapshot content
developed on the wiki to include in a milestone distribution.
--
Kevin
and I like Venkat's suggestion
Rick wrote:
I don't see the need for the wiki step or harvesting. Also goes for pdf.
If a group needs to collaboratively work on a document and the wiki
provides them the best means for that and they want to harvest that to
html, I'm perfectly fine with it. But , don't see this as required
step, I'm perfectly fine working on the xml/html.
Venkata Krishnan wrote:
Here is how I see this...
- We just about create one version of the doco for which ever subject
(be it
about the distros or about the extensions...). This doco must be
organized
such that the initial sections start with some high level stuf and
futher
down talk about deep details.
- We would then extract the high level info and put it on the website
and
link up to the entire doco as pdf (or anyother form) as "For more
details
see this....". We also package this doc with the distribution.
- The Wiki is where we will collaboratively develop these docs. The
content in the wiki must be harvested into the master doc that I was
mentioning in the first point...
I cannot think of anything else to avoid duplicating documentation.
Thoughts?
- Venkat
On 10/11/06, Rick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think there were still quite a few of us that saw value of doco
with in
the
distro itself.
If true, not sure how we can easily reuse the wiki work as we could
with
html.
ant elder wrote:
> Where should we be doing documentation for the M2 release
function? I'd
> started doing Anakia xml for the Tuscany website, but the DAS guys
are
> using
> the wiki, does this matter, should we try to be consistent? I
think the
> website is a better place for this type of thing, but its probably
> easier to
> be using wiki.
>
> ...ant
>
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