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Mike Kienenberger commented on MYFACES-316:
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I left off the URL for the tiki documentation:

http://www.marinschek.com/myfaces/tiki/tiki-index.php?page=Features

> Migrate component documentation from marinschek.com tiki / wiki to forrest 
> xdocs
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>          Key: MYFACES-316
>          URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYFACES-316
>      Project: MyFaces
>         Type: Task
>     Versions: Nightly Build
>     Reporter: Mike Kienenberger

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> Migrate component documentation from marinschek.com tiki and wiki to forrest 
> xdocs.
> Sean Schofield and I wrote something along the lines of:
> The component documentation should really go in the website. Install forrest 
> and setup a FORREST_HOME environment variable (follow their instructions on 
> that.)  Then you can checkout the "myfaces/forrest" project from SVN and 
> build.
> There is a sample component documentation that I setup 
> (component-template.xml.)  This is the preferred way to document components.  
> Note that I setup a template for most components a while back (with just a 
> bunch of to-dos.)  If you want to document one of those, please just replace 
> with the new  forrest/content/xdocs/components/component-template.xml format. 
>  The documentation for newspaperTable is representative of the new format.
> you also need to patch forrest/content/site.xml so that the new component 
> page shows up in
> the index.  Ie, just add a
>         <component-name="component-name" href="component-name.html"/>
> line in site.xml at the appropriate spot.
> So that work is not being duplicated, add a comment to this issue for each 
> component that you are documenting so that someone else doesn't start working 
> on it at the same time.

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