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hi.



Paul Curtis wrote:
> 
> Does any exist? If not, what would be the best classes to look at?
> 
> Actually, this might be a place for me to start writing documentation .
> . .



I'd been hoping to help on the doc-writing, too, and maybe we can
collaborate on it.


(==> and get a listing of everyone who's working on documentation?
and the status of the work on each worker's workbench? )


note:

I'm still trying to get familiar with Java, and still hoping to
dig far enough into Cocoon (and other code-bundles) to see how it
works, at the most basic level.

(waiting on some financing for a first javaBook, right now)




maybe:resolution:

	I still should be able to offer some help in the meantime.







...can write, can build HTML-help files, and been ( meaning , needing )
to
find out how to work with JavaHelp, as well (and hopefully to
take care of them both from one XML file, with some XSL
transforms on that.)





a question, though:


what exactly are y'all meaning by "sitemap"?

in the terms that I'm familiar with, "sitemap" ~~ "diagram of a
web-site".

but the following seems to present a different definition:


<EMAIL>

Subject: 
             Re: Cocoon 2.0: proposed battleplan
       Date: 
             Fri, 14 Apr 2000 13:36:23 -0700


       From: 
             "Pier P. Fumagalli" <pier@apache.org>
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             cocoon-dev@xml.apache.org
         To: 
             cocoon-dev@xml.apache.org


"Pier P. Fumagalli" wrote:
> 
> "Kevin A. Burton" wrote:
> >
> > <snip>
> >
> > > - XLink (Gerard van Enk)
> > >     Pier said: "I don't see how XLink can work on the server side"
> >
> > I thought so right off the bat.  But it is perfect on the server side.
> > The linking between documents and them providing a "arch" between all
> > them could be translated into <a> links for HTML... xLink and XHTML A
> > links are not compatible so... we should take care of that :)
> 
> Hmm... The more I see that spec, the more I don't see it fitting in our
> sitemap model...

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-- sean