It's great to see some JPF docs getting off the ground -- we're sorely
lacking here. And it's nice to see a different (and logical)
perspective on the technology. What's the easiest way to get detailed
feedback to you? Also, I was starting wiki sections on Page Flow
features, tech details, and relationship to struts. I think there may
be some overlap between the first one and the overview you're
developing. Do you see the overview as expanding to drill into the
range of features, or would the scope be roughly equivalent to what it
is now (+ patterns, + annotations)? Either's fine -- I see this and the
wiki pages as complementary.
Rich
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Steveh has been taking care of tutorials, so I dumped effort into
general documentation. I've got a 4-page docset now for JPFs, which
attempt to gently guide a new user from the top-level concepts all
the way down to building and deploying their webapp.
I still have a few more pages I'd like to add [JPF Patterns, demo
of the power of using annotations when you want to re-org a flow,
etc], but here's a preview:
http://www.codehaus.org/~bob/beehive/pageflow/pageflow_overview.html
From there, you can follow the links to the next 3 pages of the set,
or if you want to direct-dial:
http://www.codehaus.org/~bob/beehive/pageflow/pageflow_controllers.html
http://www.codehaus.org/~bob/beehive/pageflow/pageflow_jsp.html
http://www.codehaus.org/~bob/beehive/pageflow/pageflow_building.html
I'd love to have someone double-check the dependency information in the
pageflow_building.html page.
Going to rework the diagrams to be a little less big, also.
Comments muchly welcomed.
Another half-day on this, then I'll do similar treatment for Controls,
distilling information from other existing documentation.
Then, a top-level 10,000ft view of how JPF/Controls and such all fit
together, perhaps. Something suitable for the front-page of the site.
-bob
