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0.4.1
build date: 2004.04.12
deliveryDate: 2004.04.12 |
Next release to come.
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Fixed the bug of the delivery download hyperlink that was wrong.
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| [tech] |
XSL: enable to remove the default banner at the bottom via a 'banner' parameter. Don' disable it, otherwise the tool won't be known and there will be little support and enhancements..
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Added a version attribute that enables to track the version of the framework used. This may be very useful as far as migration and converstions are concerned.
XSD: added the 'version' attribute indicates the version of the XMLReleaseNotes framework it complies to.
XSL: outputs this version in the bottom banner and outputs a warning if the XML release notes and the XSD are not the same version.
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Fixed the release which missed the release notes! How possible is it?
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| Requirements |
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[from 0.3.2] | Ant 1.4.1+ | Only if you want to use with Ant: the task has been tested from this version of Ant. |
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[from 0.3.2] | XSLT | You need to have an XSLT implementation library like Saxon or Xalan in your Ant 'lib' directory. |
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Fixed the content of the delivery. The naming convention of the delivery file name has changed and is now 'XMLReleaseNotes-M.m.p.zip' The sources ar now placed within the 'src' directory. A readme file has been added.
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0.4.0
build date: 2004.04.12
deliveryDate: 2004.04.12 |
This is a technical release that makes the framework more integrable.
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Ant: removed the default 'stylsheet.css' file into a directory named 'XMLReleaseNotes' into the jar library, so as to possible avoid conflicts with the rest of the classpath.
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Ant: added the 'deploy' parameter that enables to deploy the framework resources from the jar library, so as to be able to use the XSD, the CSS...
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XSL: turned the 'standAloneHTML' parameter default value to 'false'.
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Fixed the bug concerning the 'Requirements', 'Dependencies' and 'Composition' display, which were not always present as required.
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| [func] |
Made the 'Release/@deliveryDate' optional, because you can build releases without never spreading them!
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XSD: the schema now belongs to the 'http://xmlreleasenotes.free.fr' target namespace, which should be refered as 'xrn'.
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| Requirements |
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[from 0.3.2] | Ant 1.4.1+ | Only if you want to use with Ant: the task has been tested from this version of Ant. |
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[from 0.3.2] | XSLT | You need to have an XSLT implementation library like Saxon or Xalan in your Ant 'lib' directory. |
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0.3.3
build date: 2004.04.07
deliveryDate: 2004.04.07
builder: EM |
The website is more elaborated. Just changed a few key things within the XSD.
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Replaced the term 'item' by 'feature' because it si more appropriate.
Added the 'BuildingBlock' within the 'Feature' element, in order not mix the complex element with text.
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Added the opportunity to define a release builder via the 'builderID' attribute on the 'Release' element.
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XMLReleaseNotes2HTML.xsl: added the 'delivery' parameter that enables not to output de "Delivery" column, which enables to download the artefacts.
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| Requirements |
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[from 0.3.2] | Ant 1.4.1+ | Only if you want to use with Ant: the task has been tested from this version of Ant. |
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[from 0.3.2] | XSLT | You need to have an XSLT implementation library like Saxon or Xalan in your Ant 'lib' directory. |
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The validation XSD and XSL files have been added to the distribution.
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0.3.2
build date: 2004.04.01
deliveryDate: 2004.04.01 |
The idea is to provide a first basic Ant integration.
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Added a task Java library that enables XMLReleaseNotes HTML transformation seamless integration to Ant.
asking: EM
contributor: EM
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| Requirements |
| The requirements have changed concerning the Ant integration, which is a new feature. |
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[from 0.3.2] | Ant 1.4.1+ | Only if you want to use with Ant: the task has been tested from this version of Ant. |
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[from 0.3.2] | XSLT | You need to have an XSLT implementation library like Saxon or Xalan in your Ant 'lib' directory. |
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An additional Ant Java task library is available under 'lib' and a new directory 'doc' has been created.
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0.3.1
build date: 2004.03.31
deliveryDate: 2004.03.31 |
This is a very tiny incrementation compared to the previous release.
| [func] |
Added an an about page on the web-site.
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| [func] |
The releases sorting is better thought. The need of a documentation is now needed.
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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0.3.0
build date: 2004.03.30
deliveryDate: 2004.03.30 |
This is a version that can already be used as far as HTML transformation is concerned..
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Added the concept of visibility for each item, so that it is possible to filter when rendering into HTML, for instance. It is adviced to use a value that ranges from 0 to 4, 4 meaning that the item is the most visible. This is now possible through the 'visibilityThreshold' XSLT parameter.
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Now, enables to tell whether the dependencies and requirements should be inherited from the previous versions. How does it work? For each 'Release' XML element...
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XMLReleaseNotes2HTML.xsl: added the possibility to filter the type of items to be documented through the 'typeFilter' parameter. This enable to remove for instance the technical information into a functional release notes dedicated to end-users.
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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0.2.6
build date: 2004.03.26
deliveryDate: 2004.03.26 |
This is a version that presents a better HTML transformation.
| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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0.2.5
build date: 2004.03.21
deliveryDate: 2004.03.21 |
Added the opportunity to use a CSS when transforming into HTML via the 'XMLReleaseNotes2HTML.xsl'.
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XMLReleaseNotes2HTML.xsl: you can now define the lower and upper limits of the versions for which the HTML is generated.
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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The delivery now contains the licenses and a default CSS stylesheet named 'stylesheet.css'.
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0.2.4
build date: 2004.03.21
deliveryDate: 2004.03.21 |
There is no new delivery, only the web site generation has changed and contains the internal AntDoc.
| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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0.2.3
build date: 2004.03.21
deliveryDate: 2004.03.21 |
This is patch and the top-child 'Deliveries' XML element has been adde so as to enable to express the delivery root URL.
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Added the opportuniy to add a 'ReleaseNotes' 'Deliveries' XML element direct child that can specify the common HTTP URL (via the 'href' attribute) where the deliveries are gathered.
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
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0.2.2
build date: 2004.03.21
deliveryDate: 2004.03.21 |
This is the very first downloable release.
| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| Requirements |
| This is just how to show that you may not inherit from the previous requirements. |
| The V0.2.0 and V0.2.1 were not OK, as far as the automatic delivery process is concerned.
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The delivery is a simple zip, not yet totally properly organized.
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0.2.0
build date: 2004.03.21
deliveryDate: never |
This is still a very basic release, just made of two files: the XSD XMLReleaseNotes.xsd and an XML release notes example, XMLReleaseNotes.xml. It also includes the XSLT transformation XMLReleaseNotes2HTML.xsl.
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The architecture and files of the projets are now OK; the resources are under CVS and all the delivery engine should work, through an Ant buildfile.
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| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| No delivery |
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0.0.beta
build date: 2004.03.18
deliveryDate: never |
This is a bit more elaborate version, since new ideas have come to my mind, and this is the reason why I make a 'todo' release in order to express them. The principle is that the 'Release' XML element should be sorted from the latest to the oldest.
| Dependencies |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| No delivery |
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0.0.alpha
build date: 2004.03.18
deliveryDate: never |
This version is a first try to build a tiny XML release notes framework.
| Dependencies |
| [new]
[from 0.0.alpha] | XSD 1.0 | The first version 'Dependencies' XML element will initialize the dependencies of the component. If you redefine another 'Component' XML element in a later release version with the same 'ID' attribute, the current one will be considered obsolete. |
| [new]
[from 0.0.alpha] | XML 1.0 | All the tiny framework is expressed in XML, so this is off course required to build it. |
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[from 0.0.alpha] | XSL 1.1 | The obvious idea is that this framework enables to transforms the XML release notes in whatever text format, and HTML above all. |
| No delivery available at this stage.No delivery |