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Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 13:54:16 +0200
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From: Bert Van Kets <bert@vankets.com>
Subject: Re: New "Using Forrest" doc
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Steven had done it before. He's your man. :-)
 From what I understood from him every Forrest committer should have access 
to the Apache Forrest site, but it's not easy to get into.  I don't have 
the time right now. Sorry
Bert


At 21:34 14/10/2002 +1000, you wrote:
>Just checked into CVS a fairly substantial doc on using Forrest in new
>projects. The TOC is:
>
>     * Introduction
>     * Getting the Forrest source
>     * Building and Installing Forrest
>     * Seeding a new project
>     * Seeding an existing project
>     * Customizing your project
>           o Configuring the Forrest skin: skinconf.xml
>           o Changing the layout: forrest.properties
>     * Adding content
>           o book.xml
>           o tabs.xml
>           o Images
>     * Advanced customizations: sitemap.xmap
>           o Example: Adding a new content type
>           o Example: integrating external RSS content
>           o Example: Generating PNG from SVG
>     * Forrest skins
>           o Defining a new skin
>     * Forrest webapps: developing docs faster
>           o Installing a servlet engine
>           o Generating a site webapp
>           o Using the webapp
>     * XML validation
>           o Case study: setting up xmllint
>
>
>Does anyone know who to bug about getting xml.apache.org/forrest updated?
>
>
>--Jeff