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If you want to use this page as your project home page, change the contents of your project's ''index.php'' file to: | If you want to use this page as your project home page, change the contents of your project's ''index.php'' file to: | ||
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Note that the automatically-generated pages will continue to grow, change, and be updated. | Note that the automatically-generated pages will continue to grow, change, and be updated. | ||
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| + | Project metadata is used in a few different places today, and usage will continue to expand. Below are a few examples. | ||
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| + | * Projects using [http://projects.eclipse.org/build-technology/tycho Tycho], or [https://projects.eclipse.org/build-technology/maven Maven]. The description and project logo are used here. | ||
| + | * Projects participating in the [https://projects.eclipse.org/releases/kepler Kepler simultaneous release]. We'll add a page that includes descriptions, logos, links to the project plan, and maybe contact information. | ||
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| + | The project description is used in a lot of different places. Keep your project description concise; it is a means by which you can encourage people to take a closer look at your project; do not try to describe every little nuance of your project in the description. Note that you can separate out a summary of your description that will be used in lieu of the longer form which will be displayed on the project page. | ||
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| + | [[Category:Project Management Infrastructure]] | ||
[[Category:Development_Resources]] | [[Category:Development_Resources]] | ||
[[Category:How to Contribute]] | [[Category:How to Contribute]] | ||
[[Category:Project Metadata]] | [[Category:Project Metadata]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:40, 15 September 2015
This page's content has been moved to the Eclipse Project Handbook.
Use the Generated Content for Your Project Home Page
If you want to use this page as your project home page, change the contents of your project's index.php file to:
<?php
header("Location: http://projects.eclipse.org/projects/your.project.id");
?>
(with an appropriate substitution of your.project.id, e.g. technology.egit, of course).
Note that the automatically-generated pages will continue to grow, change, and be updated.
Where is Project Metadata Used
Project metadata is used in a few different places today, and usage will continue to expand. Below are a few examples.
- Projects using Tycho, or Maven. The description and project logo are used here.
- Projects participating in the Kepler simultaneous release. We'll add a page that includes descriptions, logos, links to the project plan, and maybe contact information.
The project description is used in a lot of different places. Keep your project description concise; it is a means by which you can encourage people to take a closer look at your project; do not try to describe every little nuance of your project in the description. Note that you can separate out a summary of your description that will be used in lieu of the longer form which will be displayed on the project page.