Re: Writing a book on JBoss/Jetty - including maverick - looking for reviewers

"Eelco Hillenius" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.web.maverick.general
Message-ID <006d01c33a20$f7edb0e0$3e01220a@ALGNOTE>
I'm allways in for that, though I'm not involved in the project (just a
user). But I figure, the more readers the better your result can be?

Eelco

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Kimberley Scott" <[email protected]>
To: "Mav-User (E-mail)" <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 24, 2003 12:27 AM
Subject: [Mav-user] Writing a book on JBoss/Jetty - including maverick -
looking for reviewers


> Hiya,
>
> My hubby spurred me on to do this, so I'll blame him if I get flamed...
:-)
>
> I've been wanting to write something about JBoss/Jetty for some time due
to
> the complete lack of solid, cookbook-like reliable documentation. A couple
> of weekends ago I put together the first few chapters, and now having a
> weeks worth of Maverick under my belt, I'm definately going to include a
> segment on it. I'm wondering if anyone feels up to spending a bit of time
> acting as a reviewer for the book as a whole and particularly the Maverick
> section when I get to it. I haven't written that bit yet. :-0 When I get
to
> that, I'll probably be asking a million dumb questions wringing every last
> bit of information and usage and example ideas out of the people in this
> group... My hope is the section of maverick will become the 'cookbook' for
> maverick **as long as the illustrious leaders are fine with this**... I
know
> this should probably be done via serverside or someone, but the 'soon to
be'
> maverick section really needs to be reviewed by people who use it.
>
> Whaddaya say Jeff?
>
> If anyone is interested, just drop me an e-line. I written about 93 pages
so
> far, but it's only been a weekends work and has a few bugs in it, and I
only
> get every second weekend or so to work on it (in between cooking and
> cleaning :-), so it'll be a while before it's finished. Maybe if I have
real
> user comments within the doc I'll get off my arse and finish it and get it
> published... :-)
>
> It's currently in word doc format using the O'Reilly animal book template
> btw.
>
> Kimbo
>
> Ms Kimberley Scott
> Senior Software Engineer
> DCG Media Ltd
>
>



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