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From: Rajkumar S. <raj...@wi...> - 2003-04-25 13:01:25
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Hi, Is there a way to indicate an application (say help browser) using scrollkeeper when a new omf file is added to the "omf-dir". Consider the following scenario: ------------------------------- - Install a new component (say test-app) to gnome desktop whose help docs are maintained by scrollkeeper - On installing the new component the omf file (test-app-C.omf) will be added to the "omf-dir" and the help doc (test-app.xml) will be placed in "docdir" - Now the component install by the 'sys-admin' should typically run 'scrollkeeper-update' to register the new omf file test-app-C.omf with the scrollkeeper, so that when the end-user launches help browser he will be getting a link to the view the help file for his component 'test-app' - In some cases the component install fails to run 'scrollkeeper-update' which inturn prevents the help browser from having a link to the newly installed 'test-app' as the omf file test-app-C.omf is not registered with the scrollkeeper The above abnormal condition will prevent the user to browse the help manual for the newly installed component. As a solution for this am trying to throw a Message Dialog when the user launches help browser asking him to run 'scrollkeeper-update' in the following scenario: - A new omf file is added to the "omf-dir", but it's not registered to the scrollkeeper through scrollkeeper-update For this the help browser should sense that a new omf file is added and it's not been registered and only then it should prompt the user to run scrollkeeper-update. Pls. let me know if there are any scrollkeeper API's that I could use in the help browser for this purpose. Thanks & Regards, Raj. |