Hi,

>
/xdoclet/modules/jboss/src/xdoclet/modules/jboss/ejb/resources/xtags.xml
>
/xdoclet/modules/jboss/src/xdoclet/modules/jboss/jmx/resources/xtags.xml
>
/xdoclet/modules/jboss/src/xdoclet/modules/jboss/web/resources/xtags.xml

Then how do you know you should look at blabla/web/resources? It's not
any more a predefined place like /meta-inf.

Imho we can put it in src folder as you describe, but in the module jar
file let's just put it under meta-inf but with a name like
web-xtags.xml/ejb-xtags.xml and so on. xdocletgui then should look at
meta-inf and load all these *-xtags.xml files. And after all you're
quite used to first checking meta-intf forlder for metadata files, so
it's more intuitive.

> The xsl in xdocletgui can be applied to these xtags.xml files
> wherever we
> put them, and generate an HTML document for each of them. This
> results in
> more fragmented docs, and is better I think. We also need to make
> some TOC
> menu which will point to these HTML files. This should also be
> automatic.
> Any ideas about how to do that? I also suggest that the generated
> HTML files
> be put in a directory structure where they all reside in a different
> directory. Then they can all be called doc.html or something, and we
> needn't
> worry about names.

Anyway volunteering to implement xtags.xml+xslt->docs stuff (using
dokbook for example)?

> I'm not 100% sure if we haven't broken any backwards compatibility
> anywhere,
> so perhaps we should version it 2.0.beta?

Because from the end user's point of view nothing changed (all tags
still work, all subtasks still work and are backward compatible) I
beleive v1.2 is the correct version name.

> L O G O S

AFAIK the last logo I submitted was ok-ed by you/vincent/... I'll send
it again.

> New build scripts:                              Vincent
> Move templates:                                 Ara
> Upgrade to Ant 1.5:                             Aslak
> Make docs:                                      ???
> Put back logos and make a poll session on SF:   ???

- bugs

Ara.

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