You're right -- this is a requirement! We're working on putting all the documentation sources into CVS.
The website docs use a tool called "StyleBook", which takes XML input, and produces HTML output (with navigation bars, buttons and banners are composited on the fly, etc.). We actually need to check in both the XML source code, and the StyleBook stylesheets and tool. The stylesheets are all in XSL, by the way. Both Xerces-J and Xalan are used within the Stylebook tool. You can completely change the look of the entire site just by changing the stylesheets (OK, XSL stylesheets are not exactly easy to read, but you get the idea....) It's a great example of what XML can do! Stylebook will (I think) be merged into Cocoon 2.0, which isn't up there yet. Then, you'll have both dynamic and static generation of HTML! Cool, huh? Because of the announcement last week, we were too busy to put up everything all at once. We focused on getting all the code checked in first. But, now that we're up there with the code, the checkin of docs should happen this week! Stay tuned.... Mike Zhou Shaoping-W16678 wrote: > > Mike, thanks for the fix. > > But, is it right that the Home page containing the faq...etc is not under > cvs? It would be really nice to put some sections of the home page such as > faq under CVS, so that the documentation contributors can provide more > contents there quicker and more precisely describe what is changed. > > regards, > -Shaoping Zhou > > -----Original Message----- > From: Mike Pogue [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 1:46 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: a typo in sample code > > Thanks! I have fixed this in the documentation. > You'll see it in the next rev! > > > Shaoping Zhou wrote: > > > org.w3c.com.Document shall be changed to org.w3c.dom.Document
