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Re: maven.


  • Subject: Re: maven.
  • From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 6 Apr 2009 16:19:39 -0700


On Apr 6, 2009, at 3:52 PM, Mike Schrag wrote:

We should have a concrete site for the WOProject tool set. Maven is pretty good to generate this kind of documentation. The Wiki could be reorganized to make general user lives easier. We need a better structure for the wiki documentation. That is my thought about what can help to solve the problem. But am I right?
I think just defining ANY structure for the WOProject/WOLips wiki would be enough. At the moment it's all over the place and there's a lot of old stuff. I like keeping it a Wiki because we DO have several people contributing to it, and that format is just easier -- I think it just needs an overarching outline to organize it.
Maven automatically generates documentation for plug-ins. The generated documentation contains information like plug-in goals and parameters. The documentation is synchronized with the plug-in binaries, since it is produced at the same time. If only this portion of the documentation stay in a fixed site, it will be easier to keep things up to date.

That is why I think a fixed site for the WOProject Maven plug-ins will be an advantage.
Oh you're speaking specifically about the Maven parts ... We have this same problem with all the open source stuff. People want to be able to contribute content but they don't have commit access. Wonder has this same issue. There was a discussion at one point about linking all the javadoc to corresponding wiki pages to provide the ability for people to extend the javadoc. I considered also making it so a doclet would pull that content into the real javadoc at build time, but Chuck mentioned that Sun provide doclets in 1.5? I'm still not convinced I believe him, though :)

Well, when I said that I used real English sentences. ;-) And what I said was that Sun is changing the API and so made it private in 1.5 thus preventing any custom doclets being generated.


"Sun implemented a lock-out in the doclet toolkit API to prevent others from using it The idea was to develop the toolkit further to finalize it and then remove the lock and make the API public. It's unknown when or if Sun would remove this lock. Both the Standard and MIF doclets use the doclet toolkit."

http://forums.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=773492


Maybe xdoclet.codehaus.org for what you want?



re: roadmap, I'm not against a roadmap, I just don't typically have an extended time period roadmap in my mind, I have a bunch of things I'm interested in seeing done, and maybe some of them get done.


Chuck

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