Steven Noels wrote:
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
>. . .
(TWiki does subfolders by the way, very useful sometimes)3) MUST clearly identify these docs as being "for beginners" and "reviewed by an editor of the Cocoon team" to prevent beginners from getting lost in obsolete/unreliable docs
That might warrant a different Wiki instance for these docs since this breaks the fundamental 'uncategorization-ness' of Wikis... or we would have to hack JSPWiki. A Wiki doesn't know 'sections', or it ain't a true Wiki...
I was thinking more of something driven by "metadata", maybe simply adding some name-value pairs at the end of the wiki text, something like:
TARGET-AUDIENCE: beginners
REVIEWED-BY: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Tuesday January 28th, 2003
COCOON-RELEASES: 2.0.1, 2.0.4
Which might be enough by itself by the way, but if this could translate to cool-looking icons or different page backgrounds on the wiki it would be very nice, and maybe not that hard to hack. JSPWiki supports plugins I think, so maybe there is an easy way.
>. . .
>> 5) MUST allow all wiki docs (these and existing ones) to be searchable simultaneously. . .
>
> If we really want to be sophisticted, someone might build a webapp with
> Lucene and have that deployed on search.cocoondev.org, fed with a
> collection of Cocoon-specific URIs
>
Not needed if the beginner's wiki docs are stored on the existing wiki - they will be searchable simultaneously.
-Bertrand
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