Status update: Nicola Ken Barozzi wrote, On 05/02/2003 12.20:
Fixing validation errors in those files, and banging my head on xinclude that is /orthogonal/ to validation 8-)Leo Simons wrote, On 05/02/2003 11.14:I'll be restructuring jakart-avalon a bit, as discussed yesterday. It'll be briefly messy. Will say when done.
Leo, great thanks for the hard work and effort.
I've a bit ill ATM, so although I'm replying to mails, I had a hard time doing anything else
Here are fixes I'm going to do:
1 - make Forrest render from simplified docbook
2 - make avalon-tigris render the same in Mozilla and IE
Done. Added a complete DTD spec output for HTML in Forrest CVS version..
3 - use the Avalon logo
Now it's using the SVG to generate it dynamically to PNG. Coul ddo the same when we get a correct SVG version of the Avalon logo.
4 - use the javadocs created by Gump instead of the ones in CVS
After point 1.
5 - update the site CVS with the updated skin
http://forrestbot.cocoondev.org/site/jakarta-avalon-site
After point 4.
Leo writes:Any other things to check for ATM?
>
> yeah, "Add the pages to filterlinks passed into the link view to avoid
> generating pages in first place." (PD). Not really an idea what it
> means. I think you do :D
>
> Basically the cocoon error pages are totally annoying when you know the
> link is not actually broken (for example if apidocs are added in later
> or if you link to '../index.html').
In these cases I'd prefer to do as Ant does, just put a page saying "the docs were not generated".
> Also, link checkers like Noel set up
> will not be able to find the problem because they can't see that a link
> is actually broken.
Aha! Yup, this *is* a good point. Will patch Cocoon.
> So I want something simple, like
>
> forrest.properties
> ------------------
> # for generating of offline docs
> link.index = http://avalon.apache.org/
> link.api = api/
>
> forrest.no-error-pages=true
>
> forrest.properties.online
> -------------------------
> # for generating of online docs
> link.index = ../index.html
> link.api = http://nagoya.apache.org/gump/javadocs/somewhere
>
> forrest.no-error-pages=true
>
> book.xml
> --------
> <!-- ... -->
> <menu-item href="forrest:link.api" name="Javadocs"/>
> <!-- ... -->
>
> but I can't figure out how to do it.
You mean a link that changes if you are offline or online?
We ddefine links in site.xml now. So I guess you would need something like a offline="" attribute... hmmm, gotta think about this.
I'll post something on this to Forrest-dev.
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