We've been using (and still use) an ancient version of
RoboHelp (version X something, don't remember what our doc folks
told me). Anyway, before we take the plunge and upgrade to version
7 does anyone know if the html pages generated play nice with JSF
(java server faces)? The current version we're using has major HTML
validation issues and other issues fitting into the JSF framework.
I don't know the answer to that question but unless someone
comes along with an answer, and may even if they do, why not
download the trial? It is not crippled in any way and you could use
to test on a copy of your project.
I suggest you load it on a PC that is not currently used for
RH in case you decide not to upgrade.
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I create help systems for JSF Web apps, and they seem to
"play nice" together. But I'm not sure what you mean by fitting the
help into the JSF framework or if you have a different idea of
"playing nice." Once a JSF page kicks off a help call, it's up to
RH's start page to open the help properly (unless your programmers
include logic to account for languages or access rights).
What are the validation issues that you are encountering?
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