Hi Hernan,
No problem on changing the names, I just did that. I have also added
the {scrollbar} macro to it.
I tried switching to the children macro and the only problem seems to be
that the Introduction is listed after the diagrams and the GBeans
section. Do I have the ability change the
Hi Ryan,
The Architecture doc is looking great, thanks for your contributions.
I do have some "Confluence" related comments that will help with the entire
Geronimo spaces integration.
For example.
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/GMOxDEV/Geronimo+Architecture
In that page you are usi
On Sep 29, 2006, at 7:22 AM, Matt Hogstrom wrote:
I agree with the currency issue, however, at least they are a
starting point and in general I think most people want to read a
quick overview rather than check out an SVN tree (I said most, not
all). Even if it became stale in a year it woul
On Sep 28, 2006, at 5:07 AM, Jason Dillon wrote:
Um... TeX or Docbook is probably much more "universal" in the open
source world than any bloated, expensive and buggy microsoft
unstableware.
Hehehe...I'm not sure which is more fun, sending an e-mail with a
reference to Microsoft and wai
Hi Ryan,
That's great and I think the cwiki is the right place to host it. 20+ pages is
not a lot for a section as long as we keep it well organized ;-)
If you want to I can give you some advise on how to structure things in
Confluence.
Using other "format" than cwiki will divide the documentat
Um... TeX or Docbook is probably much more "universal" in the open
source world than any bloated, expensive and buggy microsoft
unstableware.
And, while I think architecture docs are great... they tend to become
outdated very quickly, especially as we keep changing the internals
of the se
Well...Word format and Powerpoint as root formats is probably the
most universal (Matt ducks anticipating a wave of anti-microsoft
tomatoes) that are ultimately available as PDFs from the project.
OpenOffice sounds nice but in my experience its not very good and
less portable.
On Sep 27,
I don't see a problem with 20+ pages on Wiki. Geronimo and a number
of other projects maintain their main doc sets via Confluence and it
scales pretty well.
Andrus
On Sep 27, 2006, at 8:40 PM, Ryan Senior wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to write some in-depth architecture documentation for
Gero
Hi all,
I'd like to write some in-depth architecture documentation for
Geronimo. I'm thinking it might be a little large for the wiki (maybe
20 pages or more???). Is there a preferred documentation format? Maybe
docbook?
Is there a particular part of the architecture that I should make su
