Changeset 7653 for trunk/gli/help/en/help.xml

Timestamp:

2004-06-29T12:07:28+12:00 (20 years ago)

Author:

kjdon

Message:

added ians changes to the mirror text, regenerated the index and individual html files

File:

• trunk/gli/help/en/help.xml (modified) (6 diffs)

trunk/gli/help/en/help.xml

@@ -227 +227 @@
   </Section>
 
-<!-- commented out for version 2.50 -->
-<!--
+<!-- mirror: modified text -->
  <Section name="downloadingfiles">
     <Title>Downloading Files From the Internet</Title>
@@ -237 +236 @@
 home directory's ".gli" folder) to set the value of "workflow.mirror" to 
 "true". To download web pages you need to install the mirroring tool wget 
-(version v1.8 recommended) and make it accessible from the Librarian 
+(version v1.9 recommended) and make it accessible from the Librarian 
 Interface "install" folder.
 <Break/>
@@ -262 +261 @@
             Enabling web proxies
           </ContentsItem>
-          <ContentsItem>
-            Advanced mode
-          </ContentsItem>
-        </ContentsGroup>
-      </Contents>
-      <Anchor name="simple">Simple Instructions:</Anchor>
-Access the "Mirror" view by clicking its tab. The top half of the screen shows the downloading controls. The bottom half is initially empty, but will show a list of pending downloading jobs if there are some. 
-<Break/>
-Files are downloaded into a folder in the workspace tree called "Public
-WebCache" (only present when mirroring is enabled), and can be used in all
-collections built with the Librarian Interface.  When a collection is open a
-second folder, "Private WebCache", appears, which only that collection can access files from.  Files in both these areas are named by their full web
+        </ContentsGroup>
+      </Contents>
+      <Anchor name="simple">Simple Instructions:</Anchor>
+Access the "Mirror" view by clicking its tab. The top half of the screen shows the downloading controls. The bottom half is initially empty, but will show a list of pending and completed downloading jobs. 
+<Break/>
+Files are downloaded into a folder in the workspace called "Downloaded Files" (only present when mirroring is enabled), and can be used in all
+collections built with the Librarian Interface.  Files in this area are named by their full web
 URL.  A new folder is created for each host, followed by others for each part
 of the path.  This ensures that each file is distinct.
 <Break/>
 Use the first of the download configuration controls, "Source URL",  to enter the URL of a
-target resource. Use the "Download Depth" control to determine how many
- hyperlinks deep to go when downloading: 0 means follow no hyperlinks and grabs just the
-target resource. The depth limit is
-ignored when downloading media other than html pages.  Use the "Destination Folder" radio
-button control to choose whether the files are cached into the shared public
-folder or the private collection-specific folder (if available). Next, there are four checkbox controls which can be set to turn on the specified feature for a specific download. A fifth checkbox control "Automatically remove failed downloads..." does not pertain to a specific download, but instead clears the list of any failed download information, and prevents any future failures from appearing in the list. The final control is a "Download" button, which adds to the download list a new job corresponding to the configuration
-settings.
-<Break/>
-The download list has an entry for each unfinished download.  For each entry, a
-central region with several lines of text and a progress bar is flanked by two
-buttons.  The text gives details of the task, and updates as the task
-progresses, while the bar measures progress.  The "play" triangle on the left
-button starts the current task and then changes to a double vertical bar, which
-pauses the current download.  The "stop" square on the right button removes the
-current download task from the list.  Download tasks are removed from the list
-when they finish successfully (ones that fail are controlled by the "Automatically remove failed downloads..." checkbox).
+target resource. Use the "Download Depth" control to limit how many
+ hyperlinks to follow when downloading: Set this to 0 to download a single web page; set it to 1 to download a page and all the pages it points to. The depth limit is
+ignored when downloading media other than html pages. Next, there are several checkbox controls which can be set to turn on the specified feature for a specific download. Once the configuration is set up, click "Download" to start the new download job. There are two other button controls: "Preferences", which links to the connection section of the Preferences where proxy settings can be edited; and "Clear Cache", which deletes all previously downloaded files.
+<Break/>
+The download list has an entry for each web page download.  Each entry has a text region that gives details of the task along with a progress bar showing current activity. Three buttons appear to the left of each entry. "Pause" is used for pausing a currently downloading task. "View Log" opens a window showing the download log file. "Close" terminates the download and removes the task from the list.  
       <Anchor name="advanced">Advanced Instructions:</Anchor>
 The <Reference target="preferences">Preferences section</Reference> describes how to establish an Internet connection
@@ -301 +284 @@
     </Section>
   </Section>
--->
+<!-- mirror: end modified text -->
   <Section name="collectingfiles">
     <Title>Collecting Files for Your Collection</Title>
@@ -348 +331 @@
 program (see <Reference target="fileassociations">File Associations</Reference>).
 <Break/>
+<!-- mirror: modified text -->
 The Workspace file tree shows the sources of data available to the Librarian
 Interface -- the local file system (including disk and CD-ROM drives), the
-contents of existing Greenstone collections. <!-- commented out for 2.50:, and the public and private
-download caches if Web mirroring is enabled. --> You can copy and view these files
-but you cannot move, delete, or edit them.  Navigate this space to find the
+contents of existing Greenstone collections, and the cache of downloaded files if Web mirroring is enabled. You can copy and view these files
+but you cannot move, delete, or edit them, with the exception of the downloaded files, which can be deleted.  Navigate this space to find the
 files you want to include in the collection.
+<!-- mirror: end modified text-->
 <Break/>
 The Collection file tree represents the contents of the collection so
@@ -1557 +1541 @@
 <Break/>
 The "Connection" tab lets you alter the path to the locally-running Greenstone
-library server, which is used when Previewing collections.<!-- commented out for 2.50: It also lets you set
-proxy information for connecting to the Internet (e.g.  when Mirroring your files; see 3.0 for details).  Check the box to enable
+library server, which is used when Previewing collections. <!-- mirror: modified text -->It also lets you set
+proxy information for connecting to the Internet (e.g.  when Mirroring your files; see the <Reference target="downloadingfiles">Downloading Files From the Internet</Reference> section for details).  Check the box to enable
 proxy connection and supply details of the proxy host address and port number.
-The proxy connection is established when you close the Preferences dialog. -->
+The proxy connection is established when you close the Preferences dialog. <!-- mirror: end modified text -->
 <Break/>
 During the course of a session the Librarian Interface may give warning