If I had my druthers, I'd use XSLT for the docs as
well. Maybe I'll try doing the Commons site docs in
XSLT initially and we'll see how it goes.
--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > > Anyway if you decide to go with stylebook I have
> the jakarta-style which I
> > > can move into jakarta-site CVS but I would
> recomend you use Anakia anyways
> > > (but then again me and xslt hate each other ;]).
> >
> > I'm actually reasonably comfortable with XSLT, but
> Anakia would be OK too
> > (and preferable to stylebook IMHO). I'm also
> hoping someone else will
> > focus on the web site part of this :-).
>
> I don't want to open any war here, but IMHO we
> should recomend using
> standard-based solution ( like XSLT and docbook ).
>
> I have no problem with using other solutions, like
> anakia or stylebook,
> but I can't agree with making them the "default" or
> "recomended" solution.
>
> Docbook is a standard for documentation, used in
> most open source
> projects ( Linux, KDE, and countless other ),
> defined by Oasis. XSLT is a
> standard defined by W3C for document transformation.
>
>
> It is very likely that stylebook is "easier" and
> anakia is "faster" -
> and that would be an argument for using them, but I
> see a big problem
> with Apache starting to define standards competing
> with W3C - next step
> would be maybe an A-HTTP that is faster/easier than
> HTTP/1.1 ?
>
>
> Costin
>
>
>
>
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Morgan Delagrange
Britannica.com
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