Anyone want xalan api docs as windows html help file?

[Don McClimans <dm...@IntiElectronics.com>]

By the way...

I have built the xalan api docs into a windows compressed html help (chm) file. If you are working on windows, this is convenient because it gives you an index and a search facility. And it compresses 3800 files and 40 MB into 1 file and 10 MB. 

I built the docs from the 1.6 release sources, not the current CVS source. And I used the current versions of doxygen (1.3.4) rather than the 3-year-old version (1.1.5) that is used in the released docs. Similarly dot appears to be a later release. So it looks a little different (better IMO), but the content is all the same. 

Of course you need to be running windows, and IE. I think officially you need IE3 or later for HTML help, but doxygen uses css, so you probably want at least IE5.

If anyone is interested in this, I would be happy to email it or post it where it can be downloaded.

Don McClimans

Re: Anyone want xalan api docs as windows html help file?

[Berin Lautenbach <be...@ozemail.com.au>]

Which reminds me....

I set up something on nagoya.apache.org to auto-build the xml-security 
docs out of CVS nightly (mainly so that I could see the changes to the 
API as I went).

Is there any interest in setting up something similar for xalan-c (or 
even xerces-c)?

Built using doxygen 1.3.2 - not quite 1.3.4 but close.

See :

http://nagoya.apache.org/~blautenb/xml-security-c/apiDocs/

For the xml-security docs (of no real interest other than to show how it 
looks on nagoya).

Cheers,
	Berin


Don McClimans wrote:
> By the way...
> 
> I have built the xalan api docs into a windows compressed html help 
> (chm) file. If you are working on windows, this is convenient because it 
> gives you an index and a search facility. And it compresses 3800 files 
> and 40 MB into 1 file and 10 MB.
> I built the docs from the 1.6 release sources, not the current CVS 
> source. And I used the current versions of doxygen (1.3.4) rather than 
> the 3-year-old version (1.1.5) that is used in the released docs. 
> Similarly dot appears to be a later release. So it looks a little 
> different (better IMO), but the content is all the same.
> Of course you need to be running windows, and IE. I think officially you 
> need IE3 or later for HTML help, but doxygen uses css, so you probably 
> want at least IE5.
> 
> If anyone is interested in this, I would be happy to email it or post it 
> where it can be downloaded.
> 
> Don McClimans
> 
>