Henri Yandell wrote:
> Did this go through Mark?
No. It fell off my radar. I'll try and get back to it. I'll let floks
know in advance before I change anything.
> Where do I commit the Taglibs site?
At the minute, the ideal would be as part of:
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/tomcat/site/trunk/
Did this go through Mark?
Where do I commit the Taglibs site?
Hen
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 3:59 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
> Folks,
>
> As part of the response to the recent compromise of ASF servers [1] the
> infrastructure team are introducing a new way to sync web sites from svn
> and are looking
> I'd like to volunteer the Tomcat website. Any objections? I'm happy to
> take on fixing any teething problems.
>
> ...
>
> My own view is that a staging site isn't necessary. Our site is simple.
> We can test locally before committing and with commits affecting the
> live site within a few seco
Generally +1.
Noting that this includes the Taglibs subsites which are Maven based.
Hen
On Thu, Sep 3, 2009 at 3:59 AM, Mark Thomas wrote:
> Folks,
>
> As part of the response to the recent compromise of ASF servers [1] the
> infrastructure team are introducing a new way to sync web sites from s
Go for it.
Some remarks on the web site:
1) Tomcat connectors (JK)
the docs are fully in svn, but only the xml/xslt part and the ant build
support. The generated docs are at the moment not part of svn.
Even if we put them in, we would need a way to decide, which version
(tag) gets pushed.
Simi
Tim Funk wrote:
> Does that mean the entire site would be in svn? If so - would that also
> mean that all documentation (like javadocs etc) would move into svn?
Not sure. That is one of the things to be ironed out. That doesn't
strike me as a particularly good idea but it might be necessary. It is
Does that mean the entire site would be in svn? If so - would that also
mean that all documentation (like javadocs etc) would move into svn?
-Tim
Mark Thomas wrote:
Folks,
As part of the response to the recent compromise of ASF servers [1] the
infrastructure team are introducing a new way to
