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1. Re: organization of the docs
daniel.brum Mar 6, 2006 8:37 AM (in response to tom.baeyens)I agree Tom, add it to the list of items for Hannover ;-)
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2. Re: organization of the docs
koen.aers Mar 7, 2006 10:17 AM (in response to tom.baeyens)I also think we should centralize all information in one 'reference guide' that possibly becomes 'the practical jbpm book' later in the process. In any case, if we want to do this, we should review the docs completely and come up with a good table of contents first. I have made up a list of topics/chapters/parts that can serve as the basis of this toc.
Getting Started
- The Starter's Kit :
* download and unpack it,
* describe the contents
- jBPM Server and the webapp :
* fire it up,
* describe the websale example
- Graphical Process Designer :
* describe the installation process,
* create a new process project,
* deploy the simple process,
* import the core jBPM project and amend the websale process
jBPM User's Guide
<all current chapters in the user's guide here>
- Running jBPM on Tomcat
- Description of all deployment options
- Writing a webapp using jBPM
- Using another Identity provider (LDAP)
GPD User's Guide
- Installation process (all different possibilities)
- The create project and create process wizards
- Description of the palette
- Description of the swimlane tab
- Test Driven Process Design
- The deployment wizard
- The preferences page
- Online help
At the moment I am working on the deployment stuff and the simple webapp thing. Any ideas about the new structure of the documentation are welcome.
Regards,
Koen