[SeasonOfDocs] GeoNetwork setup on windows - chat notes

[Cameron Shorter]

Hi Swapnil,

Well done on getting GeoNetork installed on Windows. Yes, please update 
existing install instructions - happy if you tweak or completely rewrite 
from scratch if you think that is needed. Ideally the original author 
will review your pull request and review.

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I like that you have added a "Current Doc Type" to the list. I notice 
that docs have been allocated a "black" doc type. I assume this is 
because our categorisation scheme is limited? If we were to define extra 
categorisations to cover the missing docs, what do you think they should be?

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What do you think your next steps should be? With your domain experience 
in docs, and recent work, you likely will have ideas that developers on 
the list haven't considered. I encourage you to report your status in a 
form of:

/* I've just done XYZ. [Maybe add commentary about ideas you had while 
doing it.]//
/

/* I'd suggest that my options for moving forward are AAA, BBB, CCC.  
Unless there are any better suggestions I plan to work on BBB because ... //
//Any comments or suggestions from those watching?/

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I see that you've responded to a thread that Jo took off list. I'm 
bringing it back onto the public  seasonofdocs at lists.osgeo.org list so 
others get a chance to comment.

On 13/1/20 9:23 pm, Swapnil Ogale wrote:
> Hi Jo,
>
> Sorry for the late reply. I wanted to be absolutely sure that I could 
> successfully install GeoNetwork on Windows (and I now have!)
>
> The instructions need a few updates and I am happy to do this (either 
> create a new topic for Windows or edit the ones that exist).
>
> I can now run the GeoNetwork on a browser using localhost on a Windows 
> machine :)
>
> Another update: I've managed to go through Byron's spreadsheet and map 
> current topics to the types of content they currently have. A further 
> explanation of the 4 content types is available on the ContentType tab.
> https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1l5FwIj5wpr7QUGsmVNJsvvK5KenMEhHmdL_svfeqDXk/edit#gid=1668835383 
>
>
> Swapnil
>
>
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Cameron Shorter
Technology Demystifier
Open Technologies and Geospatial Consultant

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