Go to directory where MicroCol source code will be stored and execute:
git clone https://github.com/jajir/microcol.git
Directory microcol should be there.
From main menu select "File" --> "Import". Select option "Existing maven projects". Importing wizard should appear. In field "Root directory" select previously created microcol directory. Click to "Finish". Now all maven modules should be imported.
This documentation is published at microcol.sourceforge.io.
Here is described how to propagate changes in documentation to sourceforge site. procedure required shell account at sourceforge with access to project microcol. Replace [user] with correct user name.
In your home directory is file ~/.m2/settings.xml. If file doesn't exist crate new one. Edit server section:
<servers> ... <server> <id>microcol.sf.net</id> <username>[user]</username> <password>s!cr!t</password> </server> ... </servers>
This setting provide user name and password for ssh account at sourceforge server. New site documentation will be uploaded to this server.
ssh -t [user],microcol@shell.sourceforge.net create cd /home/project-web/microcol/htdocs/ rm -rf * exit
following command upload documentation to /home/project-web/microcol/htdocs/microcol-site
mvn clean site-deploy
Documentation was generate to directory microcol-site. It have to be moved to root directory.
ssh -t [user],microcol-2@shell.sourceforge.net cd /home/project-web/microcol/htdocs/ mv microcol-site/* . exit
Verify that new documentation version is at microcol.sourceforge.io.