I thought about an approach based on the scrape taglib.
The scrape page tag uses a begin and end anchor element to retrieve the contents between.
All contents in the wiki start with <div id="snip-content" class="snip-content"> and a closing </div> tag.
Shouldn't be to hard to create an ant task which downloads all pages for the xwork/ww2 or other modules.
An approach could be like this:
o Create a XML based config file, where all pages to download are included with a local filename mapping.|
o download the files from the wiki. replace all configured online links with the local filename mapping
o create the local files based on a simple template and store them in the docs directory
The only thing which has to be updated for the task is this simple xml config file.
Any thoughts/comments?
Rainer
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