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Date: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 10:19:06 -0800
From: Miles Elam <miles@pcextremist.com>
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Subject: Doc Request
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Would it be possible to mark the documentation at points with version 
info?  I wasted a few hours the other day trying to get the 
DirectoryGenerator to get exclusions and date formats working to no 
avail.  After a while, I finally went into the source and saw that these 
options weren't implemented in the release version;  They are only in 
2.1/HEAD CVS.  There is nothing on the Cocoon homepage that mentions this.

If I didn't know Java, I wasn't comfortable with browsing source, source 
wasn't available because someone else set up Cocoon for me, or didn't 
look to see CVS HEAD, I'd be screwed.

I know there are other documentation issues, but most of them are 
related to a lack of documentation.  Here the docs simply don't reflect 
the current release.

Perhaps a version number in a top corner mentioning which release it 
first appeared a la J2SE documentation?

- Miles


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