Hello, > The website is available for preview here: > http://zeta:[email protected]/news.html
wow, it looks fantastic! > Afaik it considered best practice to commit the HTML to the project > repository and the website will then be deployed to the Apache HTTP > mirrors. > I would prefer to commit the whole repository contents to "/website", so > that everybody can easily regenerate the website. (Makefile and docs are > included). Do you second this? Thats true. The complete generated website needs to be checked in. In case of an error, a simple svn co should be able to restore it. The logging project called their folder "/site", but your proposal is fine anyway. Here is some more information on a good podling sitep: http://incubator.apache.org/guides/sites.html It also describes the location the zeta site. I have prepared the folder for it already. I also would like to mention, that Zeta Components is currently not a full Apache project, its in incubation phase. I think its worth mentioning this state on the website. Usually podlings write something like:"Apache Zeta Components is currently underunning incubation..." or similar. This makes clear that things change and some things like copyright or licensing stuff need to be sorted out. Additionally some podlings (or those I know) add the Incubation logo somewhere: http://incubator.apache.org/images/apache-incubator-logo.png I don't think its necessary, but I like it because of mentioned reasons. Also its a good ad for the Incubator project of course :-) Just out of curiosity - what tool did you use for generating the site? Best regards, Christian
