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Pete Muir commented on WELD-414:
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Stan/Dan what is the status of this?

> Make Weld docs available for JBoss AS 6
> ---------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: WELD-414
>                 URL: https://jira.jboss.org/browse/WELD-414
>             Project: Weld
>          Issue Type: Task
>          Components: Weld/CDI
>            Reporter: Pete Muir
>            Assignee: Dan Allen
>            Priority: Critical
>
> Magnolia is the tool we use to build out the JBoss community site.  Please 
> take a moment and go to http://www.jboss.org/author.
> Username: **********
> Password: **********
> Scroll down and open jbossas --> docs --> 6-x
> Highlight 6-x and press the "Open page..." button at the bottom.  The main 
> AS6 docs page will open in another tab or window.
> From here you can see how AS6 documentation will be broken up into "Core" and 
> "Component".  Click on the "JavaServer Faces (JSF)" link  You'll get an idea 
> of what you can do with your section.
> As you can see, we want to provide something beyond the DocBook documentation 
> we've had in the past.  We want a developer to be able to come to the docs 
> section and find everything he might need to work with a particular part of 
> AS6, including spec info, javadoc, sample code, and links to other info.
> Of course, we don't want to fork the stuff we already have but we also need 
> to recognize that developers want to use AS6 as a single product and they 
> come to AS6 with an "AS6" mindset.  So they are thinking, "How do I use the 
> EJB features built into AS6?" or "How do I use the Weld framework built into 
> AS6?".  We need to provide documentation that answers those questions from an 
> AS6 point of view. But I'm using the word "documentation" in a loose sense.  
> It doesn't have to be a single document.  The aggregation of AS6 information 
> is done with Magnolia and not necessarily with a single DocBook monograph.
> I am assuming that most components will have at least some AS6-specific 
> content that needs to go somewhere.  If it's possible/practical to use Maven 
> profiles to pull in special content and create an AS6 version of a document 
> then that would be best.  If not, then AS6-specific content could be put into 
> its own small document.  The rest can be referenced with links to the 
> component's project documentation.
> As for where the doco lives in what part of SVN, I don't think that it really 
> matters.  I like the idea that each component team is responsible for 
> handling their section however is most practical for them.  I just want to 
> make sure that at the end of the day an AS6 user has everything he needs in a 
> way that is easy to find and understand.
> Action items for you:
> * Take a look at http://jboss.org/help/projectpageguide.html to learn about 
> Magnolia.
> * Find the section on Weld and start building out the page(s)
> * Work out how best to incorporate the Weld ref guide into the JBoss AS docs
>    - remove irrelevant sections
>    - apply JBoss AS styling

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