I would even say that the only reliable "documentation" is the source
code itself.
You download full Abdera source code and you search in it when you have
a question.
Googling will not help you a lot. I took a week to make a server:
I derived most classes to add the necessary code to "fill the holes" but
I succeeded to resist the temptation of modifying Abdera code itself.
So get the source, plan a week and write your specs: you will be able to
fold Abdera to your whim.
Christophe
@ChristopheDupri
P.S. If anybody is interested in cooperating around an Atom/RSS
Javascript client, please let me know!
I started one from Tuscany Javascript Client + jQuery faceting plugin.
Le 25/03/2012 04:37, Chad Lung a écrit :
Unfortunately the only ones I've ever seen are the 1.1.1 docs - I don't
think the 1.1.2 docs were ever posted.
Chad
On Sat, Mar 24, 2012 at 6:50 PM, David Ventimiglia<[email protected]>wrote:
Thans, Chad. Do you know of anywhere I can find the JavaDoc API for
the latest version of Abdera, (1.1.2, I guess)? The API linked off of
abdera.apache.org must be out-of-date. Like I said, some of the
classes in your tutorials (as in the tutorial on abdera.apache.org)
are not in those docs.
