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Re: Ozone Doc Project
yduchesne wrote:
>
> At 01:52 PM 6/4/01 -0700, you wrote:
>
> Yes, I managed to install WinCVS (okay, I admit, we develop on Windows...)
> on my workstation, then configured it with the connect info Lars has
> provided; then I checked out the modules. Voilà. I had never used WinCVS
> (neither had I worked with CVS; we use VSS here, okay, there I am
> again...), so I stumbled at first, and then found tutorials on the web:
>
> http://www.cvsgui.org/winhtml/wincvs11.htm
>
> As far as the doc goes, the first thing I'll do is post a very general TOC
> on the list and wait for input/comments - will do this back and forth
> probably, until I have something good enough. Then I'll start the real work
> - at this point I will need a how-to, to start things well. But for now,
> it's OK, no rush.
>
Hi Yanick,
I would say you have made great progress. I asked Lars if it wouldn't
make sense to make a small document for people that want to work on
Ozone Docs and or Ozone Server. This doc would contain info on setting
up and using cvs and some basics on Ant as well as references.
Then the doc hacking and server hacking guides would follow.
I will get an outline done soon as well. Just so you know, docbook has
the basic structure as follows:
book
chapter
section
para
chapter
As the current doc in CVS has this structure, you can add just the
chapter and section and a short para or sentence in each and when you
run ant, it will produce a html file with your outline.
Hope this helps,
Eric