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From: Luke T. <luk...@fr...> - 2003-04-25 16:38:58
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Isabelle Muszynski wrote: > Hi Travis, > > It's better you start from scratch, as I only worked on it for a couple of hours. > The site will (at least initially) be hosted at Sourceforge, our url should be springframework.sourceforge.net. But Rod will need to tell you the username and password for uploading stuff. > We should support IE 5+ and Netscape/Mozilla 6+. > The site should have the following info (I can help you with the contents if needed) : > (1) Overview of the project, explaining the roots in Rod's book and the additions made since; also explaining where we are headed, what our vision is, ... > (2) Docs section with documentation, samples, tutorials, etc.. > (3) On-line javadocs > (4) Downloads page, with reference to the sourceforge pages (have a look how other sourceforge sites do it) > (5) Link to Mailing lists > (6) Link to bugs database > (7) Who We Are, which will contain a small blurb about all the developers in the project > (8) License info (Apache license) > A lot of this stuff can be done with Maven so if there are plans to use it then it might be worth structuring the website accordingly. The documentation can be written in xdoc format and integrated with the website. See my earlier post for a link to example output for Spring. Luke. -- Luke Taylor. Monkey Machine Ltd. PGP Key ID: 0x57E9523C http://www.monkeymachine.ltd.uk |