Re: [Webwork-user] Interactive documentation

[Andrius J. <an...@li...>]

hola,

this exact functionality is actually a piece of cake to implement, ie. with
the same jboss + tomcat + webmacro combo. anyway there should be some
responsible person that monitors, groups and sorts the posts, but the good
thing about it would be that contributions would have been made easy. the
problem is if we could find a runtime environment for that - so far I don't
know any servers doing this, though I can try to organize some low-bandwidth
access (at least temporarily) here (512 kbps). if somebody's interested, let
me know.

regards,
--andrius


--andrius
----- Original Message -----
From: "Maurice C . Parker" <Ma...@Vi...>
To: "Andrius Juozapaitis" <an...@li...>
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2000 1:17 AM
Subject: Re: [Webwork-user] Interactive documentation


: Hey,
:
: * Andrius Juozapaitis (an...@li...) wrote:
: > hi all,
: >
: > one nice way of building interactive documentation is implemented in
: > http://www.php.net/manual/ - you can add comments and remarcs to the
help
: > topics. such a thing would really make support easier later on - and it
is
:
: Interesting concept.  Looks like a job for Jive.  This actually on
something that I'm working on right now.  I am using Webwork to embed Jive
into portals.  A side effect of this should be the ability to use Jive
forums as a component of a larger framework.  Possibilities include
documentations systems or ecommerce applications (I'm thinking about Amazon
user comments here).
:
: > good place to share experience, etc. btw, I am almost done with
documenting
: > the ebs-like architecture, will post the final draft sometime next week.
: >
: > --andrius
: >
: