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I want to generate something like http://grails.org/doc/latest/ for my grails project.
I have tried grails doc, but It doesn't organize the project in Taglibs, etc.
I want something to fetch easily the taglib for a given namespace.
Also to see more clearly the global state of documentation of the project.
Do you know if exists a plugin for this or any workaround?
thanks in advance
There's nothing that I know of that automatically generates this. Everything under src/docs/guide is included in the main documentation, and files under src/docs/ref are included in the left frame. Subdirectories under src/docs/ref create subsections.
See the Grails doc source folder structure at http://github.com/grails/grails-doc/tree/master/src/ for how the main docs work, and my plugin doc source at http://github.com/grails-plugins/grails-spring-security-core/tree/master/src/docs/ for a smaller example, which generates http://burtbeckwith.github.com/grails-spring-security-core/docs/manual/
I have recently contributed a plugin "Grails Runtime Docs" ( http://grails.org/plugin/grails-runtime-docs) to grails which is Grails aware. It organizes the grails artifacts and categorize the classes into Controllers, Commands, Domains, Services and Tag Libraries. The plugin generates groovy documentation from runtime so as to include the dynamic methods also, adding "Dynamic Method Summary" & "Dynamic Method Detail" in the generated html docs, that provide their source information.
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I am using java struts 2. I need a text editor which should have text editor and also equation. I tried to integrate nicedit with wiris. http://www.wiris.com/plugins/docs/nicedit By looking at their documentation I could not find a solution. I don't find any app folder when the war is deployed.
I have been trying for a while to do this, but I can't find any open source. Please recommend any new plugin which has both or how to implement in wiris
We understand you mean pluginwiris_engine/app. Please note that if you are installing NicEdit plugin for Java you need two components nicedit_wiris directory and pluginwiris_engine.war (also included in the plugin package). Once pluginwiris_engine.war is deployed it will automatically create the pluginwiris_engine/app/* path.
We would also recommend that you download our simple integration demo from http://www.wiris.com/plugins/docs/demo-download (look for NicEdit).
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I am trying to download tag library documentation for JSF which includes HTML (h), core (f), Facelets(ui), and JSTL core (c). I found this documentation online at several places:
javaserverfaces.java.net_docs_2.1
javaserverfaces.java.net_nonav_2.1_facelets
docs.oracle.com_2.1_docs_facelets
However, I did not find any downloadable JAR/archive file.
Is there any way to download this documentation?
It's included in the "binary bundle" downloads at Mojarra download page (note: not just "binary").
Here's a direct link: Mojarra 2.1.0 binary bundle. This contains JSF 2.1 documentation. When you extract this specific file, you can find the documentation in the /docs folder as another zip file mojarra-2.1.0-FCS-documentation.zip. This zip file in turn contains several documentation folders and the particular Facelets tag documentation you're looking for is in the /vdldocs folder.
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There are a few plugins that implement a traditional wiki (collection of stand-alone wiki pages in a flat namespace), including irwi and wiki_column. That's not what I want.
What I want is something modular, so I can add a wiki panel on any random page of my website, or have fields in several different models be "wikified" (editable by all with version history). In other words, I want embeddable wiki objects rather than a full-page wiki, and I want the wiki content blocks to be anonymous rather than named in a unified flat namespace, or associable with specific objects.
Is there anything like that?
To wikify content is rather easy, so here some thoughts to it:
Have a look at the Railscast: Markdown with Redcarpet which explains how to wikify (that means style) content as HTML. That is one of the things you have to have to wikify pages. It is rather simple, and works like a charm.
Second, how will you link to "wiki content" without a name? For me, wiki is at least some content that is linked ...
To get a history, you should link your model object to versions of model. The Railscast #177 implements a wiki with versioning, perhaps that gives you enough hints to do it.
To add "a wiki panel" means then, that you have a (versioned) model WikiPanel, that may then used by other models. Hope my hints give you a starting point (even if it comes 20 months too late ...).
You could check out AdvaCMS, which features a wiki. AdvaCMS is built with Rails Engines (e.g. plugins). Check it out at http://adva-cms.org/wiki
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As the title suggests I am looking for a open source ERP package. While there are tons of ERPs out there, None of them meet my needs. I am looking for a package which I can use configuration or minimal coding to create my customize ERP package for a customer. MS CRM has this ability, it has some built in modules as well we can add more module using configuration files and where needs extend the functionality using aspx of workflow (dll) modules. Please let me know if you need more info on this, I have been looking for this for sometime and yet to get something.
I ended up using Sugar CRM for the need because of its ability to customize the package.
IntarS might be your solution. Very extensible, running real world productive implementations since 10 years. Universal application architecture.
I think ebizframe ERP software can meet your needs related to ERP.
Check erpnext.com - clean, easy to read codebase, available on gihub with an excellent team of guys supporting it. They also offer a hosting service to go with it which is very affordable. Your data is also safe - you can get a mysql dump of all of it at any time if you need to.
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I am doing a few tutorials and done some demo applications in Grails.
Suppose I have more than one project made in Grails and I want to integrate all these projects in to a single application, how do I do it?
For eg: I have made a 'To do list' and 'on-line examination' and now I want to create a new application that would incorporate both these applications.
Thanks
Another way to do this would be by re-packaging one (or both) of your projects as a plugin. That would allow you to keep them in separate code bases if you need to.
A plugin IS a regular Grails application (you can run it with grails run-app), so the switch over shouldn't be difficult.
The BEST way to create reusable modules in Grails is to package them as Grails plugins. As it was mentioned already, a Grails plugin IS a regular Grails web application (with a standard layout) with additional meta data, so it helps the GrailsPluginManager component to incorporate plugins into other applications.
I'd highly recommend the book which covers most of the aspects of the Grails plugin system pretty well. It even shows the example of how to wrap the 'regular' blogging app as a plugin and incorporate into another Grails application.
Copy all the files from one project into the other's directory structure and merge all files that are present in both - shouldn't be too many since "convention over configuration" means you don't have many global configuration files.
A diff/merge tool that handles directory diffs will probably make this much easier.