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Additional steps for editing and committing documentation

• Needed Need to complete a CLA (on the Subversion the License Agreement Process (CLA/CCLA) wiki page)
• Needed to complete OWASP training
• Checked out the project via Oxygen (Oxygen is available from iuware for those at IU, may be available through other universities also)

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• Have editing software - it is xml so you could use a simple text editor but with the images, Oxygen is recommended.
• Fork the project into your own GitHub repository and pull updates (see OLE development using Github)

• Once saved but before committing, you can view changes locally through the command line. 

1. 1. Enter your local OLE directory, once per day run
      

      1. svn updatebe sure it is up to date

      2. mvn clean install -DskipTests=true

   2. Each time, to test To test your updates, type "mvn clean pre-site -N". 

   3. To view the changes, open Windows Explorer or Finder and dig into the correct folder: your local OLE directory > target > site > reference > pdf, html or html-multi.webhelp

DocBook as built-in help (webhelp)

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