Thanks to all. Your input is extremely helpful!
Peter
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Hi,
I have been using ant for publishing for some time. Typical usage scenarios in
my company are these:
- publish documentation to webhelp and pdf as part of the application build
- publish documentation as an eclipse infocenter plugin (this involves updating
working copy from svn, stopping
On Wed, 25 Aug 2010 22:55:36 -0400
Peter Desjardins peter.desjardins...@gmail.com wrote:
Here are some of the questions I have. Any input will be very helpful.
* What are some advantages an Ant-based publishing system has over a
shell script system? Clearly Ant is cross-platform, what else?
Hi Peter,
I also use Ant for our build process and would add a couple of points to those
others have made:
The xslt task [1] allows you to pass in parameters if they have been
specified. This is very convenient since you want to use the default values
from the xslts unless you pass in a
We have a fairly complex Ant based system that uses an individual build file
for each document that includes a set of build files that have the actual
targets for building; this allows us to customize things like file names and
destination paths easily. Each document can be processed into a
