>>>
Re the documentaion - what do ppl think about changing
the layout? I
think maybe a framed layout similar to ants tasks,
with all the valid tags
on a left frame, and then more detailed parameter
description might be
better...? The current layout worked well with many
small tags, but now
that we have fewer larger tags I think a change would
be warranted. I'm
happy to do this, but as its a sizable change I
wouldn't mind some other
opinions before I go doing anything (o:
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Good idea Dmitri.
I propose something like this:
A simple two pane frameset like Ant's. In the left
frame:
Introduction
Using XDoclet ->things like an example
and what jars are needed, samples, etc
Built-in Tasks
+ <ejbdoclet/>
+ <webdoclet/>
+ <jmxdoclet/>
+ etc
Migration from EJBDoclet
Extending XDoclet
+ Architecture
+ Template how-to
+ Template Tags ->link to generated templates.html
License
Resources -> links to mailing lists, download iste
Who we are -> Committers/contributers/Emeritus
Clicking on ejb/web/jmxdoclet refreshes the left
frame. For ejbdoclet:
Introduction
Using <ejbdoclet/> -> short desciption on @tags and
setting up <ejbdoclet/>
Standard Tags
+ bean
+ pk
+ home -> not necessarily one to one with
ejb:blabla tags, just a logical grouping
+ etc
Vendor Tags
+ jboss
+ orion
+ etc
Task Parameters
Standard Elements
+ <dataobject/>
+ <entitypk/>
+ etc
Vendor Elements
+ orion
+ jboss
+ etc
Note that let's say for jboss, we'll have a
jboss.html, with two sections: tags and <jboss/>
element, so jboss-specific stuff are near each other.
It's also true for other stuff, ejb:dataobject @tags
then in the same html the <dataobject/> element.
ejb:bean and others that are used by all are grouped
separately in a single file.
Ara.
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