Re: Livedocs Deployment to End Users (WAS: some gobblygookabout theCHM)

> I think livedocs is trying to solve a different problem, I think. (Reducing time between > edit/view?) Livedocs is trying to a solve the problem of displaying a docbook document on the fly (with as small amount of preprocessing as possible). > I just want something I can dump several documents (possibly in different formats), to build a > central library. So your goals are similar :) > http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jared.williams/php5/ss.png Looks nice. > It takes complete documents using DOM to substitue all the entities, and splits it into chunks > based on its doctype. (All docs in > the screenshot are docbook, except for the mysql documentation which is TexInfoML.) The for > actual presenting HTML, the chunk is > simple transformed with a XSLT, again based on the original doctype, when requested, and > possibly cached. Well, I think this would be interesting for quite some folks, so if you are interested in open sourcing it, I bet there would be some support from the community on eg. sf.net. Goba